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Many modern critics have commented on the attitudes to war presented in the play. Using the two speeches, "… deliver up the crown … in this controversy" (Act II, Scene 4) and "… On your noblest English … And teach them how to war,"
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Many modern critics have commented on the attitudes to war presented in the play. Using the two speeches, "... deliver up the crown ... in this controversy" (Act II, Scene 4) and "... On your noblest English ... And teach them how to war," (Act III, Scene 1) as starting points, And any further productions you might have seen or heard, e.g. Olivier, Branagh and OU cassette versions, * Explore the ways, in which you think Shakespeare dramatically presents war and its consequences in the play as a whole. * How the attitudes of war have been dramatically presented in the play as a whole have affected the Olivier, Branagh and OU productions. Many modern critics have commented on the attitudes to war presented in the play. This can be seen in the two speeches, "Deliver up the crown ... in this controversy", (Act II, Scene 4) and "On, on you noblest English ... And teach them how...
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