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1. Презентация по литературе Англии Литература эпохи Возрождения. Развитие литературных жанров. Лирические жанры и новеллы, драма, трагедия.
2. 1. The Middle AgesMiracle and Mystery playsTrade
3. they developed from the 10th
4. little by little, out into the churchyardthen,
5. Miracle plays Representation of lives of saints
6. Trade Guilds they were groups of
7. Pageantsprocessions associated with secular and religious ritualsimportant aspect of the celebration of Corpus Christi
8. re-enacted the entire history of salvation plays
9. Morality playsmore refinedinvented plotspersonification of vices and virtuesdidactic purposewritten in vernacular
10. Elizabethan Theatre It was influenced by Humanism,
11. The Stage composed of: a baldachin that
12. The Audienceplays attracted people from
13. The Scene actors used very simple
14. The actorsThe Actors the reputation of early
15. it was built from
16. Richard Burbage built the Globe
17. The Summary The Middle Ages knew religious
18. 4. 16th century England also knew a
19. 7. The popularity of theatres began growing.

1. The Middle AgesMiracle and Mystery playsTrade GuildsPageantsMorality plays2. Elizabethan Theatre1. Stage2. Actors3. Scenes4. Audience 3. The Globe TheatreOutline

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Презентация по литературе Англии Литература эпохи Возрождения. Развитие литературных жанров. Лирические жанры и новеллы, драма, трагедия.

Слайд 1Origins of
English Drama

Слайд 2

1. The Middle Ages
Miracle and Mystery plays
Trade Guilds
Pageants
Morality plays
2. Elizabethan Theatre
1.

Stage
2. Actors
3. Scenes
4. Audience
3. The Globe Theatre

Outline

1. The Middle AgesMiracle and Mystery playsTrade GuildsPageantsMorality plays2. Elizabethan Theatre1. Stage2. Actors3. Scenes4. Audience 3. The Globe

Слайд 3 they developed from the 10th

to the 16th century

representation of scenes
from the Bible
they were performed in
churches

Mystery plays

they developed from the 10th to the 16th century representation of scenes

Слайд 4little by little, out into the churchyard

then, on pageants

responsibility taken on

by the trade guilds

were popular with people

little by little, out into the churchyardthen, on pageantsresponsibility taken on by the trade guildswere popular with

Слайд 5Miracle plays
Representation of lives of saints

Combination of professional and

amateur actors

Performed on pageants

Acted in English

Miracle plays Representation of lives of saints Combination of professional and amateur actors Performed on pageants Acted

Слайд 6Trade Guilds

they were groups of
tradesmen and

artisans

guild derives from the Old
English geld, which means
“payment”

on particular feast days
they prepared biblical plays
to perform

Trade Guilds they were groups of tradesmen and artisans guild derives from the Old English

Слайд 7Pageants
processions associated with secular and religious rituals

important aspect of the

celebration of Corpus Christi

Слайд 8
re-enacted the entire history of salvation
plays were performed

in wagons (pageants)

each sponsored by a
guild

re-enacted the entire history of salvation plays were performed in wagons (pageants) each sponsored by

Слайд 9Morality plays
more refined
invented plots

personification of vices and virtues

didactic purpose

written

in vernacular

Слайд 10
Elizabethan Theatre
It was influenced by Humanism, which developed in

all Europe
authors were supported by the Queen
the Queen had to approve all the plays (Master of Revels)
theatre was considered a form of entertainment and not an art

Elizabethan Theatre It was influenced by Humanism, which developed in all Europe authors were supported by

Слайд 11
The Stage

composed of:

a baldachin that covered
it
the inner

stage behind a
curtain
a balcony
a garret where there were
machines
a trap door

The Stage composed of: a baldachin that covered it the inner stage behind a curtain a balcony

Слайд 12The Audience

plays attracted people from

all classes
Royals
Nobles
Commoners
a theatre could hold from 1500 to 3000 people

The Audienceplays attracted people from all classes Royals Nobles Commoners a

Слайд 13 The Scene
actors used very simple objects
actors represented physical

sensation and feelings with words
the theatre building was deeply linked with the performance

The Scene actors used very simple objects actors represented physical sensation and feelings with words the

Слайд 14The actors

The Actors

the reputation of early Elizabethan actors was

not good
later they became the equivalent of today’s superstars
young boys played female roles

The actorsThe Actors the reputation of early Elizabethan actors was not good later they became the

Слайд 15
it was built from the timbers

of “ The Theatre ” in 1559
it went up on flames in 1613
it was destroyed another time by Puritans in 1644
most of the Globe and all of its stage was open air

The Globe

it was built from the timbers of “ The Theatre ” in

Слайд 16 Richard Burbage built the Globe for the

Chamberlain’s Men
Shakespeare appeared as an actor on the Globe’s stage

above the main entrance there was the inscription “Totus mundus agit histrionem" (the whole world is a playhouse)

Richard Burbage built the Globe for the Chamberlain’s MenShakespeare appeared

Слайд 17The Summary
The Middle Ages knew religious drama: the Mysteries, Miracles

and Moralities as they were called.
There was another type of performance – pageants; these were pantomimes re-enacting episodes from the history of that particular city.
These pageants were the source of the historical plays for which the English Renaissance drama is famous.

The Summary The Middle Ages knew religious drama: the Mysteries, Miracles and Moralities as they were called.

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4. 16th century England also knew a third type of performance:

plays staged by university students, they were plays by Roman dramatists (Seneca, Plautus and Terence).
5. In 1576 the company of the Earl of Leicester’s Men built the first playhouse and they called it “The Theatre”.
6. No women were allowed to act, and all the female parts were taken by boys.

4. 16th century England also knew a third type of performance: plays staged by university students, they

Слайд 19
7. The popularity of theatres began growing.
8. The 1st group

of writers is known as the Academic Dramatists or “the University Wits”. Among them were Thomas Kyd, George Peele, John Lyly, Robert Green, Christopher Marlowe, and Thomas Nashe.
Assignment : Hecker pp. 78-83 (put down and know more details about the topic)

7. The popularity of theatres began growing. 8. The 1st group of writers is known as the

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Слайд 1Origins of
English Drama

Слайд 2

1. The Middle Ages
Miracle and Mystery plays
Trade Guilds
Pageants
Morality plays
2. Elizabethan Theatre
1.

Слайд 3 they developed from the 10th

Слайд 4little by little, out into the churchyard

then, on pageants

responsibility taken on

Слайд 5Miracle plays
Representation of lives of saints

Combination of professional and

Слайд 6Trade Guilds

they were groups of
tradesmen and

Слайд 7Pageants
processions associated with secular and religious rituals

important aspect of the

Слайд 8
re-enacted the entire history of salvation
plays were performed

Слайд 9Morality plays
more refined
invented plots

personification of vices and virtues

didactic purpose

written

Слайд 10
Elizabethan Theatre
It was influenced by Humanism, which developed in

Слайд 11
The Stage

composed of:

a baldachin that covered
it
the inner

Слайд 12The Audience

plays attracted people from

Слайд 13 The Scene
actors used very simple objects
actors represented physical

Слайд 14The actors

The Actors

the reputation of early Elizabethan actors was

Слайд 15
it was built from the timbers

Слайд 16 Richard Burbage built the Globe for the

Слайд 17The Summary
The Middle Ages knew religious drama: the Mysteries, Miracles

Слайд 18
4. 16th century England also knew a third type of performance:

Слайд 19
7. The popularity of theatres began growing.
8. The 1st group

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Слайд 1Origins of English Drama

Слайд 2 1. The Middle AgesMiracle and Mystery playsTrade GuildsPageantsMorality plays2. Elizabethan Theatre1.

Слайд 3 they developed from the 10th

Слайд 4little by little, out into the churchyardthen, on pageantsresponsibility taken on

Слайд 5Miracle plays Representation of lives of saints Combination of professional and

Слайд 6Trade Guilds they were groups of tradesmen and

Слайд 7Pageantsprocessions associated with secular and religious ritualsimportant aspect of the

Слайд 8re-enacted the entire history of salvation plays were performed

Слайд 9Morality playsmore refinedinvented plotspersonification of vices and virtuesdidactic purposewritten

Слайд 10Elizabethan Theatre It was influenced by Humanism, which developed in

Слайд 11The Stage composed of: a baldachin that covered it the inner

Слайд 12The Audienceplays attracted people from

Слайд 13 The Scene actors used very simple objects actors represented physical

Слайд 14The actorsThe Actors the reputation of early Elizabethan actors was

Слайд 15 it was built from the timbers

Слайд 16 Richard Burbage built the Globe for the

Слайд 17The Summary The Middle Ages knew religious drama: the Mysteries, Miracles

Слайд 184. 16th century England also knew a third type of performance:

Слайд 197. The popularity of theatres began growing. 8. The 1st group

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Слайд 1Origins of
English Drama

Слайд 2

1. The Middle Ages
Miracle and Mystery plays
Trade Guilds
Pageants
Morality plays
2. Elizabethan Theatre
1.

Слайд 4little by little, out into the churchyard

then, on pageants

responsibility taken on

Слайд 5Miracle plays
Representation of lives of saints

Combination of professional and

Слайд 6Trade Guilds

they were groups of
tradesmen and

Слайд 7Pageants
processions associated with secular and religious rituals

important aspect of the

Слайд 8
re-enacted the entire history of salvation
plays were performed

Слайд 9Morality plays
more refined
invented plots

personification of vices and virtues

didactic purpose

written

Слайд 10
Elizabethan Theatre
It was influenced by Humanism, which developed in

Слайд 11
The Stage

composed of:

a baldachin that covered
it
the inner

Слайд 12The Audience

plays attracted people from

Слайд 13 The Scene
actors used very simple objects
actors represented physical

Слайд 14The actors

The Actors

the reputation of early Elizabethan actors was

Слайд 15
it was built from the timbers

Слайд 17The Summary
The Middle Ages knew religious drama: the Mysteries, Miracles

Слайд 18
4. 16th century England also knew a third type of performance:

Слайд 19
7. The popularity of theatres began growing.
8. The 1st group