ENGL 6213
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Week One: Blizzardy Welcomes
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Week Two: Evolution and Confusion of the Fool
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Week Three: Player Fools; Dramatic Fools in Shakespeare
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I have no idea why YouTube chose this awful screencap for the initial image, haha.
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I had to edit out the Dogberry and Hamlet clips to get the lecture video through Youtube's copyright filter. I uploaded them below as a standalone video:
Week Four: King Lear and Conservative Folly
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Week Five: Doubling and Double Disappearances
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Week Six: The Fool's Errand (Remember Remember...)
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Week Seven: As You Like It, Touchstone, and Fools in Love
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Week Eight: As You Like It, Acts 3-5
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Four clips of Touchstone rather rustically threatening poor, simple William (and some recent photos of my dog, Windsor):
Week Nine and Ten: Paper Workshopping and The Breaking of Spring
Week Eleven: Twelfth Night, Acts 1 and 2
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Sir Toby Belch intro (AKA: Send in the Clowns/Lords of Misrule)
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Feste's Introduction (Folly has been out looking for work)
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Mark Rylance production--Cesario/Viola and Olivia first meet (Olivia falls in love big time)
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Malvolio and the plot with the letter (2.5)
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Week Twelve: Twelfth Night Acts 3, 4, and 5 (I swear I didn't put this play in week 12 on purpose, haha)
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Act 3, Scene 1: Feste and Viola (two clips)
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Malvolio's New Groove (3 clips):
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Feste meets Sebastian (2 clips):
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Feste as Sir Topas (2 clips):
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Week Thirteen: Acts 1 and 2 of Antonio's Revenge
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The audio/video quality isn't great, but this is the full production of Antonio's Revenge by one of the only active schoolboy companies currently in existence (Edward's Boys in England). The video below contains Acts 1 and 2.
Week Fourteen: Acts 3, 4 and 5 of Antonio's Revenge
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Edward's Boys--Act 3 of Antonio's Revenge
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Edward's Boys--Act 4 of Antonio's Revenge
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Edward's Boys--Act 5 of Antonio's Revenge
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Week Fifteen: Folly's Echoes in Modern Texts
Y'all. I spent literal DAYS trying over and over again to upload the final lecture for this course. Over and over again, it would load about 60-65% and then just...freeze. I finally tried the same method that worked for Antonio re: Julio and just chopped the sucker in half. Thus, below, find the final lecture in parts 1 and 2.
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Part 1 focuses on the structure of the conference paper and Danny Kaye's film, The Court Jester.
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Part 2 has a short bit on the television show Galavant and then focuses on Christopher Moore's book, Fool.
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YouTube flagged two copyright claims. I challenged them for educational fair use, but I don't know if/when it will clear. IF it clears, the link to the YouTube version of the lecture is below:
In two parts: The Court Jester (1955), starring Danny Kaye, Glynis Johns, and Basil Rathbone
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Part One
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Part Two
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