ATTENTION: I ACTUALLY NEED THIS BY TONIGHT AT 11:30 CST. Sorry for the short notice. Use the pdf attached if needed and answer the following prompt
In Introduction to Play Analysis, Pritner and Walters write, “If you don’t like what the playwright has done, that’s a matter of preference; you may decide you dislike the play and may avoid seeing productions of it. The play analyst’s necessary skill is to interpret the playwright’s intent and to recognize the strategies used to achieve that intent” (16). How might removing the question of whether you “like” a play–or movie or tv show– help or hinder you analyzing it?
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