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한국셰익스피어학회 Shakespeare Review Shakespeare Review Vol.36 No.4
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2000.12
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851 - 880 (30page)

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In comedy, there are many conflicting relationships between man and society. Katherina in The Taming of the Shrew, as an individual alienated from her society, resists against the social conventions of Padua. Padua is a hierachical and patriarchal society, but it is confused with some changes in those ideology. Though they say that this play shows subordination of women or marital mastery, we can see some developments in Katherina's language and character. She realizes the duality and ambivalence and uncertainty of the society.
At first, her ignorance and resistance and distaste at the social customs of Padua make her place outside her society. She is angry at her father and sister and the social group. Combat is her chosen defence and she initiates the combat. But her anger shown in her words and actions is so simple and direct and stubborn and violent that her resistance is ignored.
Pudua is not so simple society as she is. It is a bourgeois-mercantile society where money is master and marriage is commerce. Everybody assumes disguises and practises to deceive and takes a new identity, so there are lots of mistakings. Her flat, angry words and actions are contradicted by others, especially by Petruchio.
The sex battle is a pattern of taming. But what Katheina learns during repeated confrontations is that in the contradictory social convention, one has to know about the contradictory society and its duality and how to master it. Patruchio deliberately dislocates her sense of what is true and what seems true and what is real by using contradictory epithets and words and clothes and actions. He assumes familiarity and smothers kindness, showing contrasts of physical violence with the eloquence. With his power over language full of verbal irony and parody, he illuminates the very reality of society full of ambivalence and duality. Watching the resolution of his intrigues, manipulations and politics, she learns what is expected of her, what is needed to control the society.
Finally, she painstakingly gets the adaptibility and adroit balance between uncertainties. She who has never been in league with society makes subtle adjustment in attitude. She moves into the play-world of Petruchio and Padua. Her self-consciousness about the duality in society leads her to the power of discourse. She earns the linguistic exuberance. Some of her earlier languages of revolt and anger disappear. The long speech at the end appears to preach male supremacy in marriage, but Kate doesn't mean what she says. Final monologue displays the ambiguity of belief and the quality of duality. By relating the artificiality and sophistication in Induction to the duality and uncertainty of the main plot, this theme of learning duality is reinforced.

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Ⅰ. 서설
Ⅱ. 개괄적 논의
Ⅲ.『말괄량이 길들이기』에서의 개인과 사회규범
Ⅳ. 결론
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