¶ … Shoemakers' Holiday" by Thomas Dekker. Specifically, it will identify the functions or roles of Sir Hugh Lacy the Earl of Lincoln, and the King of England in the play, and look at the purpose or intention of each of these characters. Dekker's characters employ characteristics of late British 16th century society, especially as they relate to the distance between classes. Each of these characters shows how class difference separated England, and how some people were clever enough to overcome class difference and better themselves. Sir Hugh Lacy is the Earl of Lincoln, and is a snobbish and pompous, a true Elizabethan gentleman who looks down his nose at the "common" workers of London. Sir Lacy's purpose in the play is to both illustrate the snobbery of the upper classes in England at the time, and to show that while these classes enjoyed money and prestige, they were often bitter and unhappy. They were so puffed up with themselves and their position, that they could not truly enjoy life, or enjoy the simplicity of an honest day's work. He is...
Lincoln personifies English society at the time, which was on the brink of the Industrial Revolution, which would change the trades forever. Trade Unions or Guilds were developing at this time, which gave the laborers, such as the shoemakers, more wealth and status, and allowed them to move up in stature, just as the young Eyre does. Thus, the workers are threatening the upper class, and Lincoln shows just how unbending and pompous the upper classes could be when it came to accepting those "lesser" than them into their ranks. Lincoln serves a vital purpose in the play, because he acts as the wall that existed between the upper and lower classes, and he represents England's past, and the unyielding way the upper classes held on to their "superiority," by strictly structuring their lives and their marriages to keep out the "riff raff."
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Juvenile Total Institutions Total Institutions ( prisons/jails) juveniles. A. Discuss history B. Goals C. programming youth held . D. Issues/Problems Present facilities Below Guideline paper. 1. Students expected draw information class material scholarly sources journal articles, government websites, NPO websites. Bortner and Williams (1997) define a total institution as a physical location such as a prison or a reformatory where all the total needs of the residents are met. The needs of the
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Knowing that students in minority and low socio-economic groups have in the past traditionally scored lower on state adopted achievement tests, most school districts allot extra time and resources to improve their test scores. Furthermore, variation in teacher competencies from facility to facility and even year to year may also compromise accurate assessment of the effectiveness of the interventions in this area. Conclusion Many factors contribute to obesity including activity levels,
Black Studies- Social Issues Italian Immigrants in America There was modest Italian emigration to the United States prior to 1870. Nevertheless, Italy was one of the most overfull nations in Europe and a lot started to think about the option of leaving Italy to flee small wages and elevated taxes. The majority of these immigrants were from rural neighborhoods with very little schooling (Italian Immigration, n.d.). Throughout the mass emigration from Italy
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