'Romeo and Juliet': Bury the Strife

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Plan Your Career Path

Nurture Your Mind

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English Literature

11 Hours

11 LESSONS

'ROMEO AND JULIET': BURY THE STRIFE

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11 LESSONS

11 Hours Total Length

Introduction: A Thematic Approach

Mercutio the Oxymoron

Love Is a Party

Comedy and the Nurse

The Theme of Honour

“O Romeo, Romeo”

Family Values

Foreshadowing and Dramatic Irony

Prose and Verse

Death and Fate

Structuring Tragedy

KEY SKILLS

Essay Writing

Text Analysis

Historical Context

Language Devices

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Erin C

History and English Educator

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