Nazia hasan sayed biography of william shakespeare

The Comedy of Errors

Study Guide

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 The Comedy of Errors
Welcome to The Comedy of Errors. We hope that this study guide will help you further
your understanding and enjoyment of one of Shakespeare's most popular comedies. The
Orlando Shakespeare Theatre has a strong belief in the relationship between the
actor and the audience because, without either one, there is no theater. We hope that this
study guide will help bring a better understanding of the plot, themes, and characters in
this play so that you can more fully enjoy the theatrical experience.

Contents

Page 3: Meet the Characters

This guide was written to correspond to the following Sunshine State Standards

The Arts
Skills and Techniques - The student understands and applies arts techniques, media and
processes.
Creation and Communication - The student creates and communicates a range of
subject matter, symbols, and ideas using knowledge of structures and functions of the
arts.
Cultural and Historical Connections - The student understands the arts in relation to
history and culture.
Aesthetic and Critical Analysis - The student analyzes, evaluates, and responds to
characteristics of works of art.

Language Arts
Writing - The student uses the writing process effectively.
Listening, Viewing, & Speaking - The student uses listening strategies effectively.
Language - The student understands the nature and power of language.

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 Meet the Characters
Solinus: The Duke of Ephesus at war with Syracuse.

Antipholus of Ephesus: the long lost identical twin brother of Antipholus of Syracuse
and the son of Egeon; he is a well-respected merchant in Ephesus and husband to
Adriana.

Antipholus of Syracuse

SAUSAGES TO SAMOSE: URDU TRANSLATION OF CHARLES DICKENS’ OLIVER TWIST AND DAVID COPPERFIELD DR. NAZIA HASAN, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, WOMEN’S COLLEGE. A.M.U When England was riding high on the reins of power, its flag flying upright on the peak of success, the red stain of mighty British Empire spreading far and wide on the world map…one can imagine the splurging of wealth in and around the country. Charles Dickens himself shows Julia Mills in David Copperfield returning from India a nouvea riche as wife of a colonial officer ‘steeped in money to the throat…(who) talks and thinks of nothing else’ (DC). The world knew of England as one of the richest and most prosperous nations. But suddenly, this young fellow named Charles Dickens emerges on the literary scene in a tremendous manner telling tales of a London which rots, stinks and reeks of paupers either dying starved or getting stuffed to the Bastilles of workhouses, parishes and farms forcibly. It’s an England where poverty was ‘tantamount to crime’, the poor and the criminals were treated alike as ‘outcastes’ (Marcus). This horrific side was an unknown, silenced or in straight words, a covered aspect of England which Dickens felt the need and urge to curtain off. It caused hush, then a ‘general start’ much like what happens when ‘Oliver asks for more!’ (OT). The surprising thing was that Dickens was not shut off to starve as punishment; rather he touched a chord of every heart, high and low, his voice appealed to every sensible man and woman creating almost a ‘national audience’ (Ackroyd), and becoming the very ‘spirit of the age’ as writes Andrew Sanders (). In Dickens, the English readers got their second Shakespeare in prose, and he became famous in and outside almost all continents. Literary oeuvre of India had its own Mulk Raj Anand, Manto, Munshi Premchand who spoke of the same astonishing aspects of the gold-mounted India in the next century. Dickens easily made home in every heart here,

This is a list of notable British Bangladeshis (Bengali: উল্লেখযোগ্য বিলাতী বাংলাদেশীদের তালিকা). This includes Bangladeshi immigrants settled or residing in the United Kingdom and British-born citizens of Bangladeshi national origin.

Successful members from the community are recognised in the annual BritBangla,British Bangladeshi Who's Who and British Bangladeshi Power & Inspiration for their significant work, contribution and achievements in British society.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Business

See also: Business of British Bangladeshis, Bangladesh Caterers Association UK, and Guild of Bangladeshi Restaurateurs

• Abdul Latif – Restaurateur known for his dish "Curry Hell".
• Aktar Islam – Restaurateur, curry chef and businessman. In , his restaurant Lasan won the Best Local Restaurant category on Channel 4's The F Word. In , he won the Central regional heat to reach the final of the BBC Two series Great British Menu.
• Aref Karim – Accountant and hedge fund manager. In , he founded Quality Capital Management (QCM), which has assets in the region of £ million according to the Sunday Times Rich List.
• Atique Choudhury – Businessman whose restaurant Yum Yum is Europe's largest Thai restaurant.
• Ayub Ali Master – One of the first Bengali restaurateurs, founder of the Shah Jalal Restaurant which became a hub for the British Asian community.
• Bajloor RashidMBE – Businessman and former president of the Bangladesh Caterers Association.
• Enam AliMBE – Restaurateur and businessman. In , he founded The British Curry Awards. He is also the founder, publisher and editor of Spice Business Magazine.^[15]