Marriage in Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew

In Shakespeare 's "Remnant Training", marriage is presented in a complex form, and the drama can be regarded as cruelly domesticated, or ironic, destructive declaration. But Shakespeare is trying to fill marriages with a common love Men and women never rule, but will complement each other in a loving relationship. An analogy between marriage and deep understanding in mild transitions clearly summarizes marriages in dramas to celebrate the relationship of mutual love in the social patriarchal foundation.

As Shakespeare's work is very deeply moving, his ideas continue to be reflected in various plots and themes of many contemporary dramas. Shakespeare's Training of Training and Tennessee Williams 'Tramway of Desire' can see all gender, fantasy, and marriage themes through similar scenarios, situations, family relationships. The theme of fantasy plays an important role in plots of two plays. "Training of training" has many fantasies and role play. Lucentio was a language teacher, Tranio was Lucentio, Hortensio was a music teacher, and the old man was pretending to be Vincentio (father of Lucentio). Also, in this story, when a small beginning of Christopher Sly cheated him to think he was a wealthy ruler rather than a beggar, he got confused about his identity. The whole plot shows the best illusion

Among the "tame petting", how far is your view on courtship, your courtship and marital marriage? Shakespeare's play "Training of training" is scheduled for the Elizabeth era, marriage and courtship are quite different from the present. At that time, parents chose the pursuit for their daughter. This choice is final for my daughter, but women usually object to this decision because they want to choose their own followers. "Romeo and Juliet"

Marriage of "The Taming of the Shrew" features currency trading. As mentioned in the chapter on marriage in the Shakespeare era, this was the motivation for traditional, highly critical marriage arrangements. But at The Taming of the Shrew, this motive still exists. When Baptista wants to marry his daughter Katherina for the first time, he uses the smart marketing skills described by Kahn. Welcome item is sold as an ideal prerequisite for purchase. "(Edit Harold Bloom, 1988, p. 42)." As the two marriages (...) provide insurance and you have to feed the widow's daughter, he handed over the grandchild of his property Promising to be able to own, Baptista is extremely anxious to marry as soon as possible with her daughter and to preach the reputation of marriage with his family "(Editor Harold Bloom, 1988, p.42 ). Therefore, no matter what Katherina says, it is natural that he accepted Petruchio's proposal.