marxism and tempest
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- marxism and the tempest
- caliban
- he is described using derogatory terms
- beast
- tortoise
- fish
- don't know about parents
- 'thou poisonous slave, got by the devil himself'
- coloniser and colonised, educated each other
- you taught me language, and now I know how to curse
- unwillingly made his slave
- he is described using derogatory terms
- colonial power
- portrayal of Prospero
- more recently he is a cruel power hungry master who enslaved Caliban
- simply because he didn't understand him
- caliban is given a lower working class status
- enter caliban, with a burden of wood
- what labour class go through in order to benefit the rich
- portrayal of Prospero
- miranda
- woman's role in literature from a feminist theorist perspective
- her prescribed gender role and physical stature account for her naturally being subordinate to males
- first Prosero, then Ferdinand
- becomes clear she is inferior to the male characters in the play
- "in Shakespeare's times, father interactions with daughters encourage them to be subordinate
- Tia Baumlin
- caliban
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