『자에는 자로』(Measure for Measure)에서 공작의 변장잠행의 숨겨진 목적
The Hidden Purposes of the Duke’s Disguise in Measure for Measure
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The purpose of this paper is to discuss the unrevealed objectives of a civil inspection in disguise that the Duke didn’t share with others. In this paper, the writer analyzed the conversation between the Duke and the related figures. The purpose of the Duke’s disappearance was to monitor whether citizens were resisting or struggling with authority, and if so, bring it to light and stave off. In addition, is it seems as if the Duke tested the loyalty of his close cabinet members. The purpose of the Duke’s disguise on the surface of the play was to see how the legal order of Vienna was being taken directly by the deputy Angelo. The first punishment Angelo decided on behalf of the Duke was the death penalty for Claudio, who was accused of adultery for having a pre-wedding pregnancy. Claudio, however, was acquitted because it was revealed that Angelo, who carried out the sentence, tried to appease his lust by taking advantage of his power. In addition, forced him to hasten the execution under private message to Provost without due process to conceal his guilt. This is because, contrary to the original ideal of the Duke, the damage to the legal justice of Vienna was not due to the promiscuous sex life of citizens, but because of the corruption of the officials. Lastly, the writer believes that it might be the most important objective of the Duke’s disguise was to confirm the loyalty of his close cabinet members. The Duke asked Esclus regarded as the most reliable minister: what is the disposition of the Duke? At that moment, Escalus was facing the most important test that could change the fate of his bureaucratic life.
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The purpose of this paper is to discuss the unrevealed objectives of a civil inspection in disguise that the Duke didn’t share with others. In this paper, the writer analyzed the conversation between the Duke and the related figures. The purpose of the Duke’s disappearance was to monitor whether citizens were resisting or struggling with authority, and if so, bring it to light and stave off. In addition, is it seems as if the Duke tested the loyalty of his close cabinet members. The purpose of the Duke’s disguise on the surface of the play was to see how the legal order of Vienna was being taken directly by the deputy Angelo. The first punishment Angelo decided on behalf of the Duke was the death penalty for Claudio, who was accused of adultery for having a pre-wedding pregnancy. Claudio, however, was acquitted because it was revealed that Angelo, who carried out the sentence, tried to appease his lust by taking advantage of his power. In addition, forced him to hasten the execution under private message to Provost without due process to conceal his guilt. This is because, contrary to the original ideal of the Duke, the damage to the legal justice of Vienna was not due to the promiscuous sex life of citizens, but because of the corruption of the officials. Lastly, the writer believes that it might be the most important objective of the Duke’s disguise was to confirm the loyalty of his close cabinet members. The Duke asked Esclus regarded as the most reliable minister: what is the disposition of the Duke? At that moment, Escalus was facing the most important test that could change the fate of his bureaucratic life.
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