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The “Flat Cap” or Bonnet

The “Flat Cap” or Bonnet. Tutor/Renaissance Flat Cap. The Flat Cap today!.

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The “Flat Cap” or Bonnet

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  1. The “Flat Cap” or Bonnet Tutor/Renaissance Flat Cap The Flat Cap today! The “Flat Cap” can be traced back to 14th century Brittan and Ireland. A 1571 Act of Parliament requiring all men over the age of 6 (except nobility and persons of degree) to wear a woolen cap. This was to stimulate wool sales.

  2. Warm-up • At the bottom of your Hamlet notes, please write the following themes: • Death, Love, Madness, Revenge, Ambition, and Betrayal • Your task is to identify images from the montage (French for put together) which reflect these themes. • Now…sit back…relax…and watch these Hamlet themes in ACTION! • Jude Law's Hamlet Montage

  3. Hamlet Theme Collage Betrayal, Death, Madness, Revenge, Ambition, Love

  4. Shakespeare’s Themes in Hamlet are relevant today! • Have you or someone you know ever fallen in love, only to be betrayed? Has a friend betrayed your trust? • Turn on the nightly news; almost every night we read about death and revenge (Gang wars, jealous rages). What about our recent infatuation with the “living dead”, vampires?

  5. The Themes are STILL Relevant! • Think about the news recently, excessive ambition and greed has brought down corporations (ie. Enron) and executives (Ken Skilling, R. Allen Stanford’s ponzi scheme). • Madness is sadly also a part of our society. (Andrea Yates, the insanity defense).

  6. Your task? • Analyze, then select modern day images and words from magazines and create a collage that reflects a theme in Hamlet. • Revenge • Madness • Love • Death • Ambition

  7. Decay Winter Death

  8. Theme Collage Requirements • Due: Tomorrow by the end of class. • Criteria • Creative (Think symbolically!) • Fully covers the paper • Represents your theme • Arrangements of pictures and words are neat and thoughtful. • Make this a TEAM effort! • Make me say WOW! • Think about the Jude Law montage when making your collage. VISUALIZE!

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