Dub Music
-First originated from reggae music
-influenced rock, punk, pop, hip hop, disco. Later on house, techno, ambient, trip hop. Also, it has become the basis for jungle/drum and bass and dubstep
-Who has used dub in their music?
-Afrofuturism
Dub
1.Dub is a forgotten subgenre that was a stepping stone for most old and new types of music.
Origin
Influences
What makes dub unique
Origin
First came from Jamaica with Reggae music.
Was introduced through a music producer named Rudpolph "Ruddy" Redwood
Was first considered dub from a recording without lyrics and a defined drum and bass sound.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Friday, March 15, 2013
Act 5 questions
HAMLET ACT 5: Questions
1) What do you feel is the point of the gravedigger’s riddles and song? How does it fit into the play?
To describe life and death. they're in a graveyard at a funeral.
2) In what ways do Hamlet’s reactions to the skulls in the graveyard seem to suggest a change in his outlook? Compare Hamlet’s attitude towards Yoric to Hamlet’s attitude to Ophelia or even his father? How is it different? How is it similar?
He's not as intense when he see's the skull of his old friend. He's kind of remembering the good times he has had, unlike Ophelia which is more of a regretful feeling and his father which is pure revenge.
3) How old is Hamlet? How do you know this?
30. the gravedigger started when old hamlet conquered old Fortinbras
4) What does the violent argument between Hamlet and Laertes add to the play?
It's the first time Hamlet has called himself the king and when they fight in the grave it is a sign that both of them will die.
5) What developments in Hamlet’s character are presented through the story of what happened on the boat? (V.ii 1-62). How has Hamlet changed?
He shows that when his trust is broken he will give no mercy. He is more mature once he appears in the graveyard.
6) How do Hamlet’s motives in killing Claudius seem to have shifted according to his speech beginning “Does it not, think thee…” (V.ii.63)
He feels that he should've been king before Claudius ever was king.
7) What concerns of the play are reinforced in the Osric episode? (V.ii.80-170)
The concern of losing the kiss ass character. To cure this they bring in Osric who is faithful to Hamlet now instead of Claudius.
8) Why does Hamlet ‘defy augury’? (V.ii.192)
To prove that he can actually do something with his life! Sadly the act would be losing his life.
9) What does Laertes say is his motive in still resenting Hamlet? How has already lost this? How does this contribute to the presentation of revenge in the play? (V.ii216-223)
To keep his reputation. By going to paris for fun. I'm pretty sure father killing followed by revenge is a theme in this book. Hamlet killed Laertes father, on "accident" while in a rage caused by Claudius who killed his father. Also Hamllet's father killed Fortinbras's father in battle.
10) How might the dying lines of Gertrude, Claudius and Laertes be viewed as typical of the way their characters have been presented throughout the play?
Gertrude dies from being poisoned and she says to Hamlet that he was the one person that was there that she cared about.
Claudius dies by the hand of Hamlet while crying out for help from people who have already done too much for him.
Laertes dies by the hand of Hamlet, apologizes to Hamlet, and accepts Hamlet's apology for killing his father.
11) Who “wins” in Hamlet? How and why do you think this?
Fortinbras. He becomes king without a war.
1) What do you feel is the point of the gravedigger’s riddles and song? How does it fit into the play?
To describe life and death. they're in a graveyard at a funeral.
2) In what ways do Hamlet’s reactions to the skulls in the graveyard seem to suggest a change in his outlook? Compare Hamlet’s attitude towards Yoric to Hamlet’s attitude to Ophelia or even his father? How is it different? How is it similar?
He's not as intense when he see's the skull of his old friend. He's kind of remembering the good times he has had, unlike Ophelia which is more of a regretful feeling and his father which is pure revenge.
3) How old is Hamlet? How do you know this?
30. the gravedigger started when old hamlet conquered old Fortinbras
4) What does the violent argument between Hamlet and Laertes add to the play?
It's the first time Hamlet has called himself the king and when they fight in the grave it is a sign that both of them will die.
5) What developments in Hamlet’s character are presented through the story of what happened on the boat? (V.ii 1-62). How has Hamlet changed?
He shows that when his trust is broken he will give no mercy. He is more mature once he appears in the graveyard.
6) How do Hamlet’s motives in killing Claudius seem to have shifted according to his speech beginning “Does it not, think thee…” (V.ii.63)
He feels that he should've been king before Claudius ever was king.
7) What concerns of the play are reinforced in the Osric episode? (V.ii.80-170)
The concern of losing the kiss ass character. To cure this they bring in Osric who is faithful to Hamlet now instead of Claudius.
8) Why does Hamlet ‘defy augury’? (V.ii.192)
To prove that he can actually do something with his life! Sadly the act would be losing his life.
9) What does Laertes say is his motive in still resenting Hamlet? How has already lost this? How does this contribute to the presentation of revenge in the play? (V.ii216-223)
To keep his reputation. By going to paris for fun. I'm pretty sure father killing followed by revenge is a theme in this book. Hamlet killed Laertes father, on "accident" while in a rage caused by Claudius who killed his father. Also Hamllet's father killed Fortinbras's father in battle.
10) How might the dying lines of Gertrude, Claudius and Laertes be viewed as typical of the way their characters have been presented throughout the play?
Gertrude dies from being poisoned and she says to Hamlet that he was the one person that was there that she cared about.
Claudius dies by the hand of Hamlet while crying out for help from people who have already done too much for him.
Laertes dies by the hand of Hamlet, apologizes to Hamlet, and accepts Hamlet's apology for killing his father.
11) Who “wins” in Hamlet? How and why do you think this?
Fortinbras. He becomes king without a war.
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