Essays on The Taming of the Shrew

The psychology of love describes the process of lovers displaying their emotions through sympathy and compassion for one another. During the 16th century, this concept of love contrast in the social structure of that time, where the notion of relationships and marriages are often in...

Can Taming of the Shrew be named a comedy? Can a play in which the main character is tortured by sleep deprivation, starvation, humiliation, mockery of the logic and common sense be called a comedy? Certainly, Catherine is not an angel. She is quite rude...

Shakespeare uses the elements of drama to portray characters and create meaning to his plays. He has used the drama elements of movement, rhythm, and mood in his play The Taming of the Shrew to portray and create meaning to the characters. The element of...

In todays day and age, societies concept of love at first sight is one that continues to be a debatable topic, because of the many controversial issues about love in the present day. When one falls in love with another individual, the relationship with the...

Disguises along with cross-dressing were integral to the storyline of The Taming of the Shrew. This play uses many dramatic functions that break the barriers between social classes and gender, which was unseen before the 16th century when the play was first put on. The...

In the Taming of the Shrew, men from far-off lands arrive in the town she lives in and search for her hand in marriage. The catch is that she is not allowed to marry until her older sister (named the Shrew)is married off. Some men...