LEC052015 PAVAN KALYAN

king Lear madness:


Let that great god's,that keep this dreadful pother o'er our heads, find out their Eminem's now (page219).And here we will see how he fool either his notion weakness, or discerning are lethargied  hai! waking? This not so.who is it that can tell me who I am ? reason in madness is this is double paradox is used is used throughout Shakespeare's play king lear and he prove the down fall of the king Lear and his family of greatness.And one of the important lear character that have gone mad ,show more insight and act normal minded.And he is perfect example for reveals this double paradox to be true. lear display perhaps one of the most fatal error in the entire play.And Cordelia being honest to his father.she always be with is father,and she loves him very much.Becouse if his madness he lost his real friend.Rega and goneril treat him like god.They want to get his father assets.when lear made this mistake he left himself completely from his two daughters.



He is left completely helpness ,the same castle lear previously gave them .This quote has lear reacting to fact that he has been thrown into a deadful Strom by his daughters (act III, scene iv lines 15-18).


A different perspective of kings lear's obvious reason in madness,is when he is in forest enduring the Strom ,with they find the hut to use as shelter , lear encounter a handful of homeless people in the situation he finds himself in (act lll, scene iv lines 28 -36).




Reference:

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  1. Aparna Reghunathan19 January 2021 at 09:34

    The writing was filled with spelling, punctuation and grammar errors that made it nearly impossible to gauge the intended meaning. It lacked a proper title as well as paragraph structure. There was no hypothesis in the work. It also lacked topic sentences as well as proper citations. The MLA style wasn't followed in the writing and references.
    The writing should have had a purpose.

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  2. Devika20 January 2021 at 04:15

    The MLA style is not followed in the writing. It doesn't have a proper title and paragraph structure. The first line of each paragraphs has to be intended. Actually I couldn't find any topic sentences and hypothesis. So it makes difficult to understand the purpose of this essay.

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  3. DEEPTHI M20 January 2021 at 09:12

    It was very difficult to understand the intended meaning of the essay. There are a lot of spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in the writing. It is also not punctuated properly. While analyzing a subject critically, it is expected to be supplemented with relevant points based on your research as well as one's own critical perspective. But your essay has focused only on peripheral aspects of the play, which made it quite vacuous. MLA8 format was overlooked in the writing. The title of the essay should be placed in the center of the page, and the first letter of the content words should be capitalized. Do not bold the title. It is ideal to not to begin the academic writing by quoting. The essay missed to put forward a hypothesis. As a result, the rest of the essay lacked proper paragraphs containing topic sentences. The title of the play, when mentioned in the essay should have been italicized. Capitalization should be used wherever necessary, (Example: King Lear).Paragraph structure is not followed. The first line of the paragraphs should be indented by half an inch. Citation provided in the writing does not conform to MLA 8 stylesheet.

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  4. Anu.S20 January 2021 at 09:19

    There's no hypothesis and topic sentences. There's no proper topic and paragraph structure as well. Paragraph should be started with the intended lines. The MLA format wasn't followed and there's no quotation marks for quotes so it's very difficult to understand the purpose of the essay.

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  5. Christy Mariya Joy20 January 2021 at 17:59

    The writing could hardly be regarded as an essay. Even though it is divided into three paragraphs, there is no hypothesis and argument in any of them. The names of people should begin with capital letters and these basic things are overlooked. Apart from this, there are lot of spelling and grammatical errors. In text citation, Indentation and Bibliography are not according to the MLA format.

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  6. Ardra A.P20 January 2021 at 20:16

    The essay is failed to give a sense to the readers. The lack of hypothesis and argument is highly visible. Spelling mistakes as well as grammatical errors are also noticed. The essay is not compromising with the MLA style sheet. And there are lots of clarity issues in the essay.

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