Understand Macbeth With Shakespeare's Context
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- Mr Salles Ultimate Guide to Macbeth amzn.to/33QJeKf
0:00 Intro
1:18 What Anne Hathaway looked like
2:00 Anne was pregnant when they married
2:23 What does Anne have to do with Lady Macbeth?
3:40 Did Anne Hathaway rebel against the Patriarchal society?
4:45 The role of intelligence in Lady Macbeth and Anne Hathaway
6:30 Eve and Original Sin
7:40 How to write about The Patriarchal Society - Grade 9 example
8:52 How to write about Queen Elizabeth as a role model - Grade 9 example
10:45 How to write about manipulation - Grade 9 example
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Personally looking at exemplar essays or paragraphs from teachers especially, are the best way for me to improve anyway
haha that was funny at the start it looked like shakespeare was saying HELLO AND WELCOME BACK TO ANOTHER VIDEO WHERE I TEACH YOU TO GET THE BEST POSSIBLE GRADES
thank u so much for the support u have provided me a few weeks before my exams
Happy to help
Damn it, I just did a practice paper on this kind of question an hour ago, I really wish I saw this before
Hello Sir,
I really enjoyed your video! Thanks for your support :)
Thank you! This is really awesome!
After these sorts of videos would you be able to give us a question to write out ourselves using the knowledge you just taught us
Thanks for your hard work !
I do notes from the subtitles :)
My notes on this video if it helps anyone :)
Shakespeare (18) marries Anne Hathaway (26) - Shakespeare goes against society norms as 26 is seen to be really old.
Daughter Susanna was born 6 months into his marriage so possibly the reason why they got married is because Anne got pregnant, possibly manipulative.
Lady Macbeth
Is a patriarchal victim she desires power but relies on marrying Macbeth and persuading his actions to do this can’t be independent. When she tries to kill Duncun to gain power she can’t as she’s overcome with empathy as he reminds him of her father. Her father is a symbol of the patriarchal society (women are controlled by men and the property of their fathers) and she simply cannot overcome that. Juxtaposing Shakespeare marriage Anne defies her parents to marry him a young man who can’t provide in property or income. His marriage shows he is opposed to the patriarchal society so creates lady macbeth to show its wrong and her tragedy is that she can’t escape that.
Powerful intelligent women, she emasculates him knowing exactly what to say to manipulate him into her puppet to fulfill her desires and uses his love and the loss of her baby against her. Seen is Annes marriage as she is perhaps manipulating him as he didn’t see a way out of having a baby and perhaps got pregnant on purpose to control him to secure her place in society. She’s powerful and intelligent but not someone we are supposed to like.
Symbol as the daughters of Eve it’s Eve who is first persuaded by the serpent to eat the fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil created original sin. In Christaian teaching Eve is seen as worse then Adam as it was she who first gave into temptation and then corrupted Adam which reflects in Lady macbeth corrupting macbeth making him do what he desires but what his conscience prevents him from doing.
Queen Elizabeth as a role model seen as a symbol of power and intelligence. Shakespeare was born during this reign so we can infer the strong female leads are a celebration of their intelligence and that he sees women as his true intellectual equal.
Or is Lady Macbeth a symbol for Anne in that his marriage was forced upon him as in that society a woman's status was entirely dependent on who they marry and the desperation to have children. Although he may enter the marriage as an equal he soon sees the exploitation of Anne and is unemotional over her death leaving most of his will to his daughter.
hi sir, is it possible to do a g8/9 analysis on checking out me history?
i have a strong feeling that this year's poem might be on 'london' so i feel like these two poems compare well with each other!
thank you so much!!
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Hi sir, I was just wondering if Shakespeare condemns the patriarchal society of the Jacobean era, reflected through lady Macbeth' ambitious, masculine nature, then wouldn't her 'feminine' death contradict this powerful nature?
Yes. It is significant that Macbeth refuses to treat her as an equal partner in greatness once he is king. He tells her, be innocent of the knowledge dearest chuck. This is a patronising, patriarchal treatment of his wife, perhaps as revenge for how she emasculated him to persuade him to kill Duncan.
Mr Salles Teaches English thank you!
awesome
Hi, your videos are really helpful. i wanted to ask if you have any prediction or guesses on who/what the question might be in English Literature Paper 1?
Bipana Thapa No idea, sorry
Is it okay to use rhetorical questions in essay writing? My teacher always tells me to stop doing it in eng lit but it got me a 9 in my RS gcse so I'm conflicted (+ you used it in your model answers)
Sir how could u argue the question in edexcel make a vid I’m begging u
sir there was a paper released from aqa of the marriage between Macbeth and lady Macbeth. Could this perhaps be hinting that the exam question will be revolving around the relationship between characters?
a e ѕ т н e т ι c Yes, that is a good guess. It is also an efficient way to revise, as you learn both characters
yes, thank you for replying! I have a quick question, im nearly done with my Macbeth revision but im really struggling with jane eyre which will be on the same paper. I understand the plot quite well it's just i don't know which quotations are mostly necessary and it's really stressing me out. Could you perhaps do a video on certain quotations which you think would help tackle questions on love, independence or the gothic genre? It's alright if not! I'm intending to get the higher levels so i'm trying to do good analysis of important quotes.
a e ѕ т н e т ι c Sorry, I’m not teaching J. Eyre at the minute
Please will you tell me where to find this paper? Thanks.
well we did it in school, so im not exactly sure where but www.bbc.com/education/guides/zwgdnbk/revision this was the extract given and the question was how does this extract show the marriage of lady Macbeth and Macbeth and elsewhere in the play something like that!
you missed an apostrophe in the word shakespeare's in the title
What do you think the Macbeth exam is going to be about, a character or theme
macbeth and his ambition in 2023
Apostrophe, Sir?
So could you say macbeth’s violence is the cause of lady macbeths desire for power as she is the victim of a patriarchal society and her frustration can be seen through her emasculation and dismissive nature
Good argument
@@MrSallesTeachesEnglish hi thanks for the reply, wanted to ask if you could say scotland becomes a macrocosm of macbeth’s inner turmoil after the regicide as malcolm states his “poor, poor country” or would u say macbeth is a microcosm of scotland