Where can I host videos for my Shakespeare play comparison website that won't a) cost me tons due to hosting and b) be YouTube knee-jerky on copyright violation?
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posted by John Kenneth Fisher
on Oct 21, 2012 -
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I graduated last year with a BSEE, but couldn't find a job. I stopped looking, but I'm thinking about starting again. What now?
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posted by anonymous
on Mar 22, 2011 -
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Is there a pun in Hamlet's first line in the movie
Hamlet liikemaailmassa?
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posted by kenko
on Sep 4, 2010 -
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If one were to collect scenes from Shakespeare films to compare how different productions approached them differently, what scenes should be selected?
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posted by John Kenneth Fisher
on Aug 13, 2010 -
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Songs that are thematically similar to "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" and
Hamlet: emotional isolation, wasted youth, life consumed by contemplation rather than action, etc.
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posted by Gotham
on Dec 20, 2009 -
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Does anyone know where I can obtain online a copy of Hamlet's famous soliloquy "To be, or not to be..." in Arabic?
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posted by Biru
on Sep 10, 2009 -
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Tattoo Typeface Troubles: My sister and I are looking to get a line from Hamlet tattooed on our wrists, and want it to look like it was printed out of a book. Help me (us) choose a good typeface!
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posted by bookwo3107
on Dec 8, 2008 -
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I've never really known what to make of Fortinbras in
Hamlet. Do you know of any good explanations of his purpose in the play?
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posted by Kattullus
on Jul 30, 2008 -
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Productions of
Hamlet in which an additional character dies unexpectedly? (spoilers for a 400-year-old play and modern productions)
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posted by booksandlibretti
on Jun 16, 2008 -
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I would like to read a good text that helps you interpret Shakepeare's plays. Specifically, I'd like to get help tackling Hamlet. Any recommendations?
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posted by skepticallypleased
on Apr 21, 2007 -
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Shakespeare's Hamlet reveals both a genuine (melancholy) Prince and a great schemer in the sense that he is able to feign madness. I've read it. And read it again. Still, I can't seem to pinpoint a place where we are are unsure if his words are part of the plan or just crazy talk. Can you point to me to a part? Also, what tipped you off? Thanks.
posted by time to put your air goggles on!
on Apr 18, 2007 -
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Okay, I have realised that for my English Literature exam on Monday I have spent most of my time revising Blake (1/2 of the exam) and next to no time with Hamlet (the other 1/2 of the exam) learning quotes, key themes etc - we have read the play in class twice, the last time being about 4 weeks ago. Any help to make this exam go as painlessly as possible? I realise I may already be a lost cause.
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posted by philsi
on Jun 8, 2006 -
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In Nabokov's autobiography, "Speak Memory," there is a puzzle of sorts. It goes like this (from pg. 70): "We subjected [Uncle Ruka] to a test one day, and in a twinkle he turned the sequence '5.13 24.11 13.16 9.13.5 5.13 24.11' into the opening words of a famous monologue in Shakespeare." I'm stuck, can anyone help?
posted by adrober
on Apr 3, 2004 -
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