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The Tempest: A Struggle for Recognition The Tempest was one of Shakespeare’s most exceptional pieces of playwriting. ... The Master-Slave Dialectic explains that the master-slave relationship is a struggle for power, a struggle for recognition. The struggle is one by the slave to get recognition from the master, and one by the master to gain dependency from the slave. ... Throughout The Tempest there are two major master –slave relationships in which a struggle for recognition takes place. The question is who wins the struggle and gains the power of recognition in the end. ... Prospero’s relationship with Ariel clearly demonstrates a struggle for recognition. ... Ariel sought to gain recognition by pleasing Prospero. ... ” (Act 1 scene 2 lines 354-359) Just as Ariel thought that he was gaining recognition, Prospero made a statement that took that recognition right back. ... Prospero maintained control over Ariel throughout the majority of the play he was winning the battle for recognition. Prospero’s relationship with Caliban also displayed the struggle for recognition between the master and the slave. ... ” (Act 1 scene2 line 388) Prospero “Thou most lying slave…” (Act 1scene 2line 415) Throughout The Tempest the two master-slave relationships were between Prospero and Ariel, and Prospero and Caliban. |
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