• Apr262012

    POSTED AT 04:16 PM

    Please address the following question as completely and thoughtfully as you can.  As always, if you find someone else's comment to the question intriguing, please feel free to respond, question, or comment to him or her as well - keeping in mind that we are always kind and respectful of one another and our individual opinions.
     

     
    Idealism can be both a strength and a weakness.  Using the character of Brutus, address this two-sided quality.  Do you think that Brutus' idealism helped or hindered him more?  Support your position with textual evidence (And don't forget to cite your evidence from the book!)
     

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    Marcus Brutus.  JPEG image.  20 April 2009.http://swanmore.biz/images/study10small.jpg
     
     
    Prompt (Adapted):

    Costello, Mary E., Stephen Jacobs and Mary Neelan.  Julius Caesar: A Teacher Resource Unit.  The Center for Learning, USA, 1988, 80.
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    Apr252012

    POSTED AT 11:13 AM

    Please address the following question as completely and thoughtfully as you can.  As always, if you find someone else's comment to the question intriguing, please feel free to respond, question, or comment to him or her as well - keeping in mind that we are always kind and respectful of one another and our individual opinions.
     


     
     Are the conspirators justified in killing Caesar? Justify your answer with your own opinion and support from the text.
     

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    McWhorter, Patti C. A Teacher's Guide to the Signet Classic Edition of William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar.  Signet Publishing: Athens, GA.  2009.
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    Apr242012

    POSTED AT 12:32 PM

    Please address the following question as completely and thoughtfully as you can.  As always, if you find someone else's comment to the question intriguing, please feel free to respond, question, or comment to him or her as well - keeping in mind that we are always kind and respectful of one another and our individual opinions.
     

     
    First, discuss what qualities you consider essential for one to be a good leader. Then, based on your reading of Julius Caesar's character throughout the play, discuss whether or not you would consider Julius Caesar to be a good leader as portrayed by William Shakespeare?
     


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