1. As You Like It William Shakespeare MGT 458, Section: 12646 Shakespeare in Management December 5 th 2011 Group 6: Justin Tahmazian Luan Ton Martha Vasquez Giuliana Zanelli

2. Introductions Synopsis……………………………………………Justin Tahmazian Scenario I: Decision Making…………….Martha Vasquez Scenario I: Creativity……………………….Giuliana Zanelli Scenario II: Decision Making……………Martha Vasquez Scenario II: Creativity………………………Giuliana Zanelli Current event………………………….………..Luan Ton 2

3. Play History / Setting Genre Comedy Time and place written 1598-1600 London, England Tone Comic Romantic Setting France Forest of Arden 3

4. Characters Rosalind “Ganymede” Protagonist Duke Frederick Antagonist Duke Senior Celia “Aliena” Oliver Antagonist Orlando Protagonist TouchstoneJaques SilviusCorinPhoebeCharles AdamAudrey 4

5. Synopsis – Act I Sir Rowland de Bois dies and his Estate is passed down to Oliver Oliver plots to kill Orlando by setting up a wrestling match with Charles Charles reports that Duke Senior has been banished by Duke Fredrick Orlando fights anonymously and defeats Charles Rosalind congratulates Orlando and they quickly develop feelings Rosalind gets banished by uncle, Duke Frederick Accompanied by Touchstone, Rosalind and Celia decide to search for Duke Senior in disguise 5

6. Synopsis – Act II Duke Senior resides in the forest of Arden with his followers Duke Frederick discovers the disappearances of Rosalind, Celia and Touchstone Duke Fredrick and Oliver scheme to get rid of Orlando by setting his house on fire Orlando hears of this and flees with his servant Adam to the forest of Arden Rosalind, Celia and Touchstone arrive at the forest and meet two shepherds, Corin and Silvius Orlando and Adam enter the forest and stay with Duke Senior at his Camp 6

7. Synopsis – Act III Duke Frederick sends Oliver to find Orlando or else he will take away his property Orlando runs through the forest mad with love hanging poems on every tree in Rosalind’s honor Rosalind sees the poems and Celia tells her that they were from Orlando Disguised as “Ganymede”, Rosalind helps Orlando fall out of love under one condition; Orlando treats Ganymede as if he were Rosalind Touchstone meets Audrey and promises to marry her in the forest Rosalind as “Ganymede”, meets Silvius and Phoebe and tries to help Silvius win Phoebes heart. Instead Pheobe falls for Ganymede 7

8. Synopsis – Act IV Orlando and “Ganymede” continue on their agreement from earlier Oliver enters the forest and finds “Ganyemde “and “Aliena”. He gives them a bloody handkerchief on Orlando’s behalf Oliver explains how Orlando had missed his appointment with Ganymede because he just saved him from a hungry lioness and was wounded 8

9. Synopsis – Act V Oliver falls in love with “Aliena” and vows to give Orlando all of their father’s Estates once they marry “Ganymede” promises Orlando that he will marry Rosalind and also, promises “Ganymede” will marry Phoebe if he was ever to love a woman Everyone promises to meet the next day for Oliver and “Aliena’s” wedding Rosalind and Celia reveal their true identities and all four couples get married in the forest Duke Frederick and his army set out to find Duke Senior in order to destroy him During this time Duke Fredrick meets a priest who converts him to a peace loving life and decides give up his throne to his brother, Duke Senior 9

10. Plot Structure Climax Rosalind (Ganymede) promises to marry Orlando Falling action Rosalind reveals herself Resolution Rosalind marries Orlando and Duke Senior returns to power Exposition Duke Senior and Rosalind are exiled Rising Action Rosalind and Celia leave and disguise themselves 10

11. Literary Terms ThemesSymbols Orlando’s poem (Real world love) Love Human experiences 11

12. Malleability of the Human Experiences Act II Scene vii Jaques philosophizes on the stages of human life: man passes from infancy into boyhood; becomes a lover, a soldier, and a wise civic leader; and then, year by year, becomes a bit more foolish until he is returned to his “second childishness and mere oblivion” (II.vii.164) Forest of Arden -those who enter the forest are often remarkably different when they leave Oliver’s relationship with Orlando As a young man, Rosalind demonstrates how vulnerable to change men and women truly are Phoebe’s affections change from Ganymede to Silvius within a few moments 12

13. Decision-making: Appeal to Unqualified Authority: this fallacy occurs when an arguer uses a citation that lacks credibility Ganymede promises Rosalind will marry Orlando Suppressed Evidence: this fallacy occurs when an argument ignores some important piece of evidence that outweighs the present evidence and entails a very different conclusion Ganymede’s marital promise to Phoebe 13

14. Creativity through Philosophy Free will: Celia leaves without the constraints of her father Identity: Rosalind’s identity changes when she disguises herself as Ganymede Perception: Phoebe’s perception of love is changed when she falls in love with Ganymede Causal Connection: Rosalind implements the cause and effects of each relationship according to her plan 14

15. Scene Applied to the Business World Employment life cycle The stages an employee goes through in a specific job or company It starts with getting hired and eventually ends with getting fired, retiring, or passing away 15

16. Act I Scene iii Duke Frederick approaches and demands that Rosalind leave the royal court Rosalind asks him to explain his decision to banish her Duke Frederick replies that she is her father’s daughter, and that is enough Celia announces that in banishing Rosalind, Duke Frederick has also banished Celia Celia and Rosalind decide to seek out Duke Senior in the Forest of Arden They decide to travel in disguise Celia as a common shepherdess and Rosalind as a young man 16

17. Management Decision-making objectivesubjective Modeling Judgment Probability Motivational Biases Task Complexities Hypothesis Confirmation (distributions) Hypothesis Exploration (descriptions) Quant- ified Risk (with some data) Qualified Risk (without much data) Desire Explanation Desire Prediction Maximize Rationality, Minimize Uncertainty Leverage Serendipity, Control Complexity Change 17

18. Celia’s Decision UncertaintyRisk Will others be able to discover their true identities Will Rosalind ever see Orlando again Will Celia lose her title as princess Will they survive in the forest Will Rosalind find her father 18

19. Creativity: Philosophical Model Speaker (S)Hearer (H) Prior-intention (decision) Intention-in-action (decision) Belief (statement-assertion) Desire (affirmation-statement) Meaning (constitutive or causal) Intentionality (conscious or unconscious) Representation-level Proposition-level Conditions of Satisfaction-level Consciousness Reality Consciousness Understanding (explanation or prediction) 19

20. Philosophical Model Applied Celia Rosalind “I am leaving with Rosalind no matter what the cost” “I cant let Celia leave with me” “I need to be by Rosalind’s side” “I do not want to leave Celia” “The only way to find my father is if Celia comes with me” Meaning (constitutive or causal) “I am going to leave with her to search for her father” Representation-level Proposition-level Conditions of Satisfaction-level Reality 20

21. Scene Applied to the Business World Rosalind represents a manager Celia represents customers Celia is loyal to Rosalind just like customers follow mangers to different stores or different companies 21

22. Current Event: War of the Internet Browsers Chrome Created by Google Introduction: 2008 18% Market Share Firefox Created by Mozilla Introduction: 2004 22% Market Share 22

23. The Treat Natural Competition Mozilla’s funding relies on toolbar deal with Google 84% of $123 Million of revenue Deal ended November 2011 No indication of renegotiation 23

24. Applied to Model Internet Explorer Wants to eliminate Google Has enough resources to help Mozilla What is their main goal 24

25. Celia and Rosalind Duke Frederick (Google) Antagonist Duke Senior (Firefox) The Victim Celia (Microsoft Executives) Unbreakable friendship Rosalind (Microsoft) The unpredictable 3 rd Party 25

26. Microsoft’s Decision Process 26 UncertaintyRisk Google and Firefox collaborate Firefox may take control Distribution of resources Microsoft’s reputation Degree of support

27. Possible Outcomes As You like it Celia decides to follow Rosalind into the forest Rosalind’s desire for Orlando leads her to her father Duke Senior returns to throne Internet Browser War Microsoft executives decide that the benefits outweigh the risk Firefox pleas to Microsoft Microsoft, with the assistance of Mozilla, overtakes Google 27

28. Limitations As you like it If Celia had prior knowledge of Duke Fredrick’s intent to banish Rosalind, as well as her father… Celia could have convinced her father to let Rosalind stay Duke Senior could have stopped his brother from overthrowing him Internet Browser War If Google had prior knowledge of Microsoft's intent to get rid of them… Google may continue to support Mozilla Google can direct an attack on Microsoft 28

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30. Works Cited Blodget, Henry. "And Has Google Now Killed Off Firefox Completely By Pulling The Plug On Its Toolbar Deal?" Business Insider. SAI, 4 Dec. 2011. Web. 4 Dec. 2011.. Shakespeare, William, and Juliet Dusinberre. As You like It. London: Arden Shakespeare, 2006. Print. Smith, Wayne. "A Multi-disciplinary Perspective on Decision-making and Creativity.” Power Point. 30