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Papers On Henry IV, V
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Shakespeare Used Imagery and Mental Metaphors In Henry IV
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This five-page-paper
presents a discussion on the significance of the use of light, and dark, night and day in
William Shakespeare's Henry IV. Bibliography lists one source.
Filename: CWhenryv.wps
Shakespeare's 'Henry V' / Treason
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An 8 page analysis of this theme as it is developed in the most patriotic of Shakespeare's histories. The paper concentrates on Henry's condemnation of the three traitors in the second act, and shows some of the reasons why this theme was so important to Shakespeare himself. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: Hentreas.wps
Shakespeare's Henry V / Theme of Political vs. Personal
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In 5 pages, the author discusses the theme of political vs. personal in William Shakespeare's 'Henry V.' Throughout 'Henry V,' the king had to deal with the facets of the theme of political vs. personal. As a king, he was a political leader. On a more personal note, he did have friends and acquaintances. Henry had to contend with both political and personal issues that were oftentimes in juxtaposition such as a gift that was a faux pas, friends who became traitors, and his marriage. No additional sources are sighted.
Filename: PChenvpp.rtf
Shakespeare's History Plays
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An 8 page research paper that discusses Shakespeare's ten history plays constitute a substantial portion of his canon. The main body of these plays cover the years 1398 to 1485, with two additional plays, King John and Henry VIII, forming, respectively, a prologue and an epilogue to this period (Sen Gupta 55). These eight plays offer a survey of English history that begins in the last years of the reign of Richard II and end with the death of Richard III. The following survey of Shakespeare's history plays looks at where they fit in the Shakespeare's conception of English history and their historical accuracy. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: khshhis.rtf
Shakespeare's Ideas About the Concept of Sovereignty
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This 5 page paper examines The Tempest and Henry V and assesses how each interprets the concept of sovereignty. The utilization of symbolism in The Tempest is also discussed. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: SA034Shk.rtf
Shakespeare's King Henry V and the Political Role of the Leader
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This 10 page paper considers the role of the leader from a political perspective and relates it to the approach to leadership outlined by Shakespeare in King Henry V. This paper makes a definitive comparison between King Henry V and the notions of leadership outlined by authors like Machiavelli, in his political discourse, The Prince.
Filename: MHshake.rtf
Shakespeare/1 Henry IV, Act III, Scene II
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A 5 page research paper that critically analyzes Act II, scene II from Henry IV, part 1. Throughout Henry IV, part 1, the relationship between the king and his son, Prince Hal, is a central theme. Act III, scene II dramatizes a pivotal point in Hal's life, as he chooses to turn his back on his carefree life with Falstaff, carousing in taverns, and take on the responsibility of his position. As an analysis of this scene demonstrates, once Henry IV is fully convinced of his son's sincerity, their relationship is reinvigorated, as father and son set off for battle. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: khhenIV.rtf
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