Macbeth Theme of Gender Analysis - Shakespeare Today Series

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EDIT:
00:09:37 The quote 'Out, damned spot!...' from Lady Macbeth was in Act 5 Scene 1 (not Act 4 Scene 1 as stated in the video)
Discover how Shakespeare explores the role of gender in Macbeth. Decide for yourself - is Macbeth Shakespeare’s most misogynistic play? Or has Shakespeare subtly challenged the rigid gender roles of his time?
Along the way, learn how to analyse important quotes and techniques that illustrate this theme.
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:23 Giving an Elizabethan context to the theme of gender
00:00:36 An analysis of Lady Macbeth's characterisation
00:04:15 How Lady Macbeth's treatment of Macbeth subverts gender norms
00:07:02 How masculinity is shown in Lady Macbeth's famous soliloquy
00:08:07 How gender roles shaped Lady Macbeth's character
00:10:09 An analysis of Macbeth's characterisation
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00:00:23 Giving an Elizabethan context to the theme of gender
00:00:36 An analysis of Lady Macbeth's characterisation
00:04:15 How Lady Macbeth's treatment of Macbeth subverts gender norms
00:07:02 How masculinity is shown in Lady Macbeth's famous soliloquy
00:08:07 How gender roles shaped Lady Macbeth's character
00:10:09 An analysis of Macbeth's characterisation

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Shakespeare tells the truth which is 100% true today as in the past.

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[@saimaakbar8524]

9:35 "Out damned spot!" was from Act 5 Scene 1, not Act 4 Scene 1.

[@SchoolingOnline]

Hi! You're correct, we've made a mistake, thank you for letting us know! Added to the description box.

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I really just don’t get the way Shakespeare talks it confuses me to the point where I lose brain cells

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Why the long pauses? LOL

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It's probably meant for people to take notes in class

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