Julius Caesar by Edward Prendergast (ed.), published by Folens (Ireland) in 1988. The Folens Edition of Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, prepared by Edward Prendergast for students of Intermediate Certificate English. Folens Publishers, Airton Road, Tallaght, Dublin 24; 1988; editor Antoinette Higgins; printed at the press of the publishers. ISBN 0 86121 260 6. The preface explains that the notes are not a substitute for reading and studying the play, nor a replacement for a teacher's guidance, but a touchstone against which a student can sharpen his critical faculties and form his own view of the play. Explanatory notes run alongside the text; the notes on each scene comprise a summary, a scene analysis showing the significance of each scene in building up the play as a whole, and a character analysis of the people in the play and their motives. Contents: Part 1, Introduction ? Shakespeare's Life and Work; Julius Caesar. Part 2, Text and Commentary ? Characters in the Play; Acts 1 to 5. Part 3, Further Study ? Interpreting the Play; Ambivalence; Achieving One's Own View of the Play; Tragedy; Julius Caesar as a Tragedy; Themes in the Play; Context Questions; Answering Context Questions; Further Context Questions; Questions on Individual Scenes, Acts 1 to 5; Intermediate Examination Questions for 1975, 1978, 1981 and 1987; General Questions on the Play. Closes with Class Notes pages. 224 pages. Green printed card wrappers with a photographic still of Caesar to the front. | Author: Edward Prendergast (ed.) | Publisher: Folens (Ireland) | Publication Date: 1988 | Binding: Paperback | Condition: Used - Very Good.

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Title: Julius Caesar: Folens Edition for Students of Intermediate Certificate English (A Tragedy by William Shakespeare) (Irish Inter Cert/Junior Certificate
Publisher: Folens (Ireland)
Publication Date: 1988
Binding: Softcover/Paperback
Condition: Very Good

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