how does chakespeare present the idea that human behaviour is filled with contradiction/hipcracy?.....help
how does chakespeare present the idea that human behaviour is filled with contradiction/hipcracy?.....help
Two (obvious) examples off the top of my head are Angelo from Measure for Measure and Malvolio from Twelfth Night...
"Well, God give them wisdom that have it; and those that are fools, let them use their talents."
- Feste, Twelfth Night
"...till human voices wake us and we drown."
- Eliot
i menat in merchant of venice, thnx ne way
haha.. you post in June and i reply like.. now??
anyway, hypocrasy seen in Merchant of Venice:
1. When Shylock deceives Antonio into sealing unto his bond, he was being a hypocrite..?
2. Quote: An evil soul producing holy witness,
Is like a villian with a smiling cheek,
A goodly apple rotten at the heart.
O, what a goodly outside falsehood hath!
This was said by Antonio to Bassanio, preaching him not to believe Shylock. However, at the end of the scene, he actually believed that Shylock is being kind (change of mind). --- contradiction of his own
I am not sure.. you might want to try these points above.. hope it helps!
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