The duchess does have a male heir... which is why Ferdinand and the Cardinal were opposed to marry her off again. This prove that the relationship between Antonio and the Duchess was one of pure passion and emotions rather than one for an heir.
thank you!! reading the play was hard for me to understand and this video really helped me get a clear picture of what the plot really is. good luck to anyone else preparing for their exams rn! 💕
Thank you so much for this video❤ actually I was gonna take seminar about the characters from this chapter and I was searching for characters from this chapter in which I will get the main points that I need..and here I found that🤗thaank you so much ma'am ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
And of course thanks for sharing this video with us.... it's also interesting to note that Elizabethans or Jacobean were exploring the continental stories rather than confining themselves to England.
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
Well the obvious, she's a female that is constantly being controlled by men because of patriarchy. She is brave, just like Cariola, they both die at the hands of men
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
@@Oscar-vv6dn When she married her first husband, she receives his title, meaning that their child is the heir to her fortune. The Cardinal and Ferdinand don't want the Duchess to marry again because they will lose their power over her, they are greedy, they only want the Duchess' heirs money and riches. She boldly defies them by marrying a poor man, and bringing Antonio up to her status, she is punished for marrying for love, which was deemed selfish in the Jacobethan era.
- malfi born in time where women held very conversation tasks such as doing household work and being at home mothers and religious society that deems almost everything nowadays taboo and didn't have word in almost everything as well. No power as men -fact malfi had to hide her marriage from her brothers who were obviously classists and trying to not let her get married. - malfi was murdered and so are her children for being children of Antonio a man lower class and obviously cause she got married
Julia and the idea of being free to say no. The cardinal threatens to ruin her with news of their affair and is generally manipulative and horrible to her (using the metaphor of a caged bird a lot)
We see there's both complexity in the presentation of evil and some stereotypes are also put aside...and still Webster doesn't rank with Shakespeare as far as I know...what does Webster lack that Shakespeare abounds in?
Download our "Duchess of Malfi" Revision Pack: www.firstratetutors.com/shopfrt/the-duchess-of-malfi-by-john-webster
The duchess does have a male heir... which is why Ferdinand and the Cardinal were opposed to marry her off again. This prove that the relationship between Antonio and the Duchess was one of pure passion and emotions rather than one for an heir.
this is so helpful to help understand the pay for my A-level English Lit class :)
Amazing, glad it helped! :-)
thank you!! reading the play was hard for me to understand and this video really helped me get a clear picture of what the plot really is. good luck to anyone else preparing for their exams rn! 💕
You're welcome! :-)
Thank you so much for this video❤ actually I was gonna take seminar about the characters from this chapter and I was searching for characters from this chapter in which I will get the main points that I need..and here I found that🤗thaank you so much ma'am ❤️❤️❤️❤️
You're welcome 😊
Your videos helped me pass my bachelor's degree. Now I'm watching this video for my master's
Wow, that's amazing! So glad to hear that we are making a difference with our videos - I hope our content helps you get top marks in your Masters :-)
Thank you for such a great review of the book ! It was truely helpful for my upcoming exam
You are welcome and wishing you all the best for your upcoming exams!
PotterGirl Do you have an exam on Monday? I do and I don’t think I’ve learned enough quotes yet 😅
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
this is amazing, you are a life saver !!! thank you xd
Thank you for your lovely feedback, so glad it helped!
And of course thanks for sharing this video with us.... it's also interesting to note that Elizabethans or Jacobean were exploring the continental stories rather than confining themselves to England.
Thank you so much for this clear summary and analysis. It really helps me for my exam preparation.
Most welcome!
How can I thank you ??? Saying its not enough!! I have quiz tmw you saved my life 🙏🏾♥️
You're welcome! :-)
Thank you!
I am doing English Lit OCR and there is almost no resources out there. I was wondering if you could make more? Thx
We'll do our best! Glad this video helped.
Thank you Madam; I have so impressed your knowledge and language. Keep it up! Provide more knowledge
You're welcome, glad this video helped and don't forget to subscribe! :-)
Very good narration
Thank you, we are glad you found it helpful!
Really glad I found this video. Thank you!
You're welcome!
great work ! really helpful
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
Thank you for your feedback, glad you found this video helpful!
Amazing work, thank you!
Glad you like it!
Thank you for this video. It is really helpful.
You're welcome and thanks for the love! :-)
Thank you so much professor!!
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much for your important videos share this onilne class.
You're welcome!!
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
This really helped, thank you you were great.
Awesome! Glad this video helped and don't forget to subscribe :-)
Hey i am from Bangladesh, This is really amazing with charming voice,
Thank you, glad the video was helpful!
Thank you very much. Insightful
You're welcome, glad this helped and don't forget to subscribe! :-)
Really thanks so much.
You're welcome 😊
Thank you so much i get many benefits
Thank you !!! This is really helpful :)❤️😉
So helpful Thank you 💚🫂
You're so welcome!
It's amazing, thank you !
You're welcome 😊
Thank you so much for your help. Keep it up 👍🏻
You're welcome!
Is there any similarity Between duchess and any others character???
Well the obvious, she's a female that is constantly being controlled by men because of patriarchy. She is brave, just like Cariola, they both die at the hands of men
love this!
You’re welcome 😊
This was brilliant!
Glad you found it helpful! All the best :-)
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
There is a little problem at the beginning of your video as the Duchess does have a son from her first mariage.
Great, thank you for clarifying!
Wait what ? Any proof?
Very Usefull To Me ..😘😘🙏 Thanks XD
You're welcome! Don't forget to subscribe :-)
Very useful 👍
You're welcome! :-)
Very useful video mam .thank u so much
You're welcome.
awesome!
You're welcome!
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
Really helpful..❤️
Glad it was helpful!
After some hours I have exam and I'm watching this 🤣❤ btw thnks
Please make a video on" The Quilt" by Ismat Chughtai.
Will try our best! Thank you for the request :-)
@@FirstRateTutors thank you 💖
thanks
You're welcome!
Well done
Thank you!
Accurate as far as it goes (I'm amused by the speakers pronunciation of "awry") but let's remember that one of Webster's main purposes was to show us blood-and-guts as in the final mass carve-up, which topples over into the ludicrous. Basically, much of the play is Grand Guignol, a shocker - so let's not get too solemn about it.
Eileen Atkins the Dutchess of Malfi 1972
Really great video! However, I thought the play mentions that the Duchess has a son from her first marriage? :)
Yes, you're right she does!
@@FirstRateTutors How? How did she becomes the Duchess if her husband, the Duke had a child?
@@Oscar-vv6dn When she married her first husband, she receives his title, meaning that their child is the heir to her fortune.
The Cardinal and Ferdinand don't want the Duchess to marry again because they will lose their power over her, they are greedy, they only want the Duchess' heirs money and riches.
She boldly defies them by marrying a poor man, and bringing Antonio up to her status, she is punished for marrying for love, which was deemed selfish in the Jacobethan era.
In Duchess of Malfi how are female characters oppressed? Could someone please answer this for me and give me ideas.
TYSM
- malfi born in time where women held very conversation tasks such as doing household work and being at home mothers and religious society that deems almost everything nowadays taboo and didn't have word in almost everything as well. No power as men
-fact malfi had to hide her marriage from her brothers who were obviously classists and trying to not let her get married.
- malfi was murdered and so are her children for being children of Antonio a man lower class and obviously cause she got married
Julia and the idea of being free to say no. The cardinal threatens to ruin her with news of their affair and is generally manipulative and horrible to her (using the metaphor of a caged bird a lot)
English lit paper 2 tomorrow good luck 😎
We see there's both complexity in the presentation of evil and some stereotypes are also put aside...and still Webster doesn't rank with Shakespeare as far as I know...what does Webster lack that Shakespeare abounds in?
Are there a novel who the hero/ine breaks the gender norms? I really need one to my assigment to analyze, and it has be a novel
And all this while I've been paying for college, all for nothing.
Dushes
English lit paper 2 tomorrow good luck 😎