what does "How is the theme disgrace relevant to one(s) in other plays?"mean?

Question

does it mean relivent to other themes?

or just the theme disgrace

Answer 1

I'm guessing that this is an essay title.

I would say that you need to look at the theme disgrace and then see how that could translate into whatever the theme is in another play. You will need to look at the themes in other plays and then compare them to the theme of disgrace in your play. I would suggest that you get some clarity from your tutor/teacher just to make sure that you are thinking along the right lines. So long as your answer is well structured and looks at the theme disgrace and other themes then that will be a sufficient answer.

Answer 2

Wow, Snitchie, you definitely need to ask the person who posed the question what they meant by it. If you can't, then I'd go with the grammar of the sentence which, if I'm not mistaken, asks how the THEME relevant not how disgrace is relevant.

So how is this theme relevant to other themes? (I'd say "very relevant," by the way... it's a major theme by itself and is also a theme which leads to or supports other major play themes. Asian and Greek theatre, in particular, often use the theme of disgrace).

Answer 3

relevant means equal when used in physics ( e=mc2)

in your context it means the archetype , (meaning the model ) here the model of " disgrace " used by the author is also used by another author( s) , or the same , in another play . How is it equal or parallel to the archetype of disgrace .

IE love in a play used by shakespeare in romeo and juliet and found in other plays ,screenplay " love story "

and love used in another in the same way or having the same value or same genre of thought as representation .

Answer 4

Curious !!!