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Name: Vora HirvaTopic: Comparison of Shakespeare’s
“The Tempest”and Aime Cesaire’s “A tempest”
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What is post- colonial literature?
• Definition: “ all the cultures affected by the imperial process from the moment of colonialism to the present day.
• Post colonial literature that has representative of imperior power and its dominance.
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Tribals•No tradition or class!
Mulato•Half black half white Caliban•Slave who wants to establish superiority on authoruty !
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A major difference between colonialism and post-colonialism
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Comparison and contrast
• The process of colonialism into post-colonialism and rewriting !
• Slave-master relationship, colonized colonizer.
• Magic and witchcraft – one of the major characteristics of both the writers Shakespeare and Aime Cesaire.
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• Establishment of dominance on political utopian place.
• Use of magic powers for the good purposes.• Supremacy over the natural world by holy
magic.• Desire for knowledge and survival v/s desire
for social status.
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Nature of Prospero and Caliban.
• Shakespeare considers Prospero as a powerful man: “who can’try to th’ sea”.
• Shakespeare writes: Transformed/ And rapt in secret studies’ and his library a ‘dukedom large enough’!
• Prospero uses Caliban as a slave and an economic labour: ‘ we cannot miss him. He does make our fire, /fetch in our wood, and serves in office/that profit us’.
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• In ‘ The Tempest Prospero’s magic plays vital role. In ‘ A Tempest’ Prospero tries to control Caliban but there is much attention on Caliban’s way of defying Prospero’s authority!
• Example: ‘You think I’m ugly…well, I don’t think you’re so handsome yourself. With that big hooked nose, you look like some old vulture. An old vulture with a scrawny neck’!
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Thank you!