The Tempest: Prospero as a Reflections of Arete

UNIVERSIDAD VERACRUZANA FACULTAD DE IDIOMAS LICENCIATURA EN LENGUA INGLESA LITERATURA EN LENGUA INGLESA ESSAY: THE TEMPEST PROFESSOR: ADRIANA MENASSÉ BY: BERTHA ISABEL HERRERA RODRÍGUEZ Xalapa, Ver. Lunes, 09 de julio de 2012. Introduction The storm is Shakespeares last work. During his life, Shakespeare wrote many dramatic works in which the main characters were fearful men and women who represented the greatest qualities of military man excellence. Prospero represents some important determine of human excellence, or arête, according to different roles he takes during the play. These values are the core of this paper and the way Prospero reflects them will be analyzed below. The main character of The tempest, Prospero, is a noble from birth. That is, during his whole life, Prospero reflects the perfection of human beings. He is protective with his populate and they love him. He also is just and disciplined. He starts to conceive the liberal Artsâ€"the secret studies and trusts his dukedom of Milan to his brother, Antonio.

Lately, Antonio usurps the dukedom and sends Prospero, his belittled daughter and his beloved Arts books into the sea, leaving them to their fate. Prospero realizes that he had make a mistake when he became obsessed with Art. Because of that error, now he is trying to instruct his daughter, Miranda, to be an excellent woman. Prospero continues Is this the advanced essay for you? Watch the video below to read 2 much pages now. or If you want to get a just essay, order it on our website: Orderessay

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