The Battle of the Sexes in Zeffirelli's Taming of the Shrew

Zeffirelli's first Shakespeare play "The Taming of the Shrew" at the movie theater is the theme of gender's theme. On a larger scale, play explores the behavioral expectations of men and women in social and family relations. Over the years, most critics agreed that the center of play is the husband's authority as a feeling of men and women's obedience, in particular the perceived male and female emotions. This view has not changed over the years, and in general the audience believes Katherina's "training" of Petrucio is politically correct.

Abstract: In her essay "Training of Shakespeare and Thread Ball Tradition" Meyu believes Shakespeare's "training" controversies due to the subtleness and complexity of the text and its theme. . The film version of Franco Zeffirelli in 1967 seems to be strictly following the structure of the story of the original, its effect will be different. Through detailed analysis and comparison of Shakespeare's plays and Zeffirelli's adaptation, Mei believes that Zeffirelli training is based on Hollywood style comedy type. America had origins in the mid 1930 's during the Depression The movie starred sex cartoon wars, and men generally lost their power. Zhu pointed out that Shake Spear had influenced Chinese movies in the early 20 th century, but the influence was indirect.

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Sex discrimination at William · Shakespeare's "wife's training" William Shakespeare's trainer introduces the eternal fight of women, that we love and take care of our wives while keeping our independence. The plot arises from the popular "gender war" theme, where men and women dominate marriage. Drama begins with a drunken temptation

Shakespeare's Training of Training and Tennessee William's Tramway of Desire have similar characteristics, ideas and themes. Women's sexual / naughty themes are clearly shared between two wonderful dramas. The two sisters have two opposing personality, one follows men and the other is with the ruler of the story, but finally it is cooperative that they are domesticated and uncontrollable It is not. Is it a physical thing or a word? It is clear that the legacy of Shakespeare continues to flourish in contemporary dramas through the study of the two dramas.