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    William Shakespeare In the mid-sixteenth century‚ William Shakespeare’s father‚ John Shakespeare‚ moved to the idyllic town of Stratford-upon-Avon. There‚ he became a successful landowner‚ moneylender‚ glove-maker‚ and dealer of wool and agricultural goods. In 1557‚ he married Mary Arden. John Shakespeare lived during a time when the middle class was expanding in both size and wealth‚ allowing its members more freedoms and luxuries as well as a louder voice in local government. He took advantage

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    powerful. Puritans believed that plays meant you were trying to be someone else which by their tradition was a sin. Shakespeare knew that their custom was different from the one he wrote his previous plays. Therefore Shakespeare wrote his plays to suit their customs. Why do Shakespeare’s plays sound like the King James

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    maybe a better perspective of it. According to William "love is a complicated thing". For Shakespeare love can mean a lot of different things and be shown in many different ways. Personally‚ Shakespeare’s love-life was rather interesting‚ as he married a much older woman who was already with child (presuming it was already his) and then there is of course‚ the mysterious Dark Lady of all of his sonnets. Shakespeare has always tried to influence everyone to think certain things about how is characters

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    William Shakespeare William Shakespeare is considered one of English’s best writers and he impacted the world (Merriman). He’s also praised for his great works (Merriman). Shakespeare combined and contorted roots of Latin and French (“William Shakespeare”). He created thousands of everyday words that way (“William Shakespeare”). Some words are watchdog‚ stillborn‚ schoolboy‚ radiance‚ leapfrog‚ hunchbacked‚ downstairs‚ dewdrop‚ courtship‚ bloodsucking‚ and birthplace (“William Shakespeare”). Unfortunately

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    Once a loyal general‚ now murderous maniac; however‚ shakespeare takes us through this transition step by step‚ as Macbeth eliminates more and more “threats” to his power‚ his paranoia continues to consume every aspect of his life. Macbeth’s transition is actually synonymous with the lives of dictators in the

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    “To be or not to be? That is the Question” ( Shakespeare). Should Shakespeare be taught in school curriculums or not? There are numerous reasons to keep Shakespeare in the school curriculum and plenty of other reasons to give him the boot. Shakespeare was an English playwright‚ poet‚ and actor. He lived from 1564- 1616. His work is still well known today‚ even after 450 years. Shakespeare has written 38 plays‚ poems‚ and sonnets. His works have been translated into 75 different languages‚

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    deceive someone for their own personal benefit‚ leading them to ruin others’ lives. The two texts‚ ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ by William Shakespeare and ‘Mean Girls’ by Mark Waters‚ although set in distinct time periods‚ explore the concept of trickery and deceit. Even though‚ both narratives feature different settings and plots‚ they still share some similarities. Shakespeare and Waters‚ makes it evident that all deception used comes with a consequence. In‚ ‘Much Ado About Nothing’ and ‘Mean Girls’‚ the

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    Miranda is “Eve of an enchanted Paradise” (Works of W. Shakespeare vol 16)‚ the meaning of innocence‚ beauty and simplicity. As soon as she meets Ferdinand‚ she is ready “to place her life‚ her love‚ her service beneath his feet” (Works of Shakespeare vol 16)‚ which is opposed to what Fowles’ Miranda is doing. Though both are well educated‚ beautiful‚ they have different meanings of what life is about and what they should do in order to achieve fulfilment. Contrary to the cultural background‚ Fowles’s

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    3rd Period  January 9‚ 2015    Who is Shakespeare?    “Be not afraid of greatness. Some are born great‚ some achieve greatness‚ and others have  greatness thrust upon them”(goodreads). William Shakespeare is said to be one of the most  popular idolized English authors. He has created some of the most relevant plays and poems  which are still important today. Many of the things he portrayed in his writings were thought to  be from his life experience. Shakespeare has lead the way for modern authors

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    conspiracy surrounding William Shakespeare is too outrageous to be ignored. Shakespeare was a man that many people didn’t really actually know unless they were in a play. why‚ It is a widely spread theory that ever since the death of Shakespeare in 1616‚ his authenticity‚ for the most part‚ has been questioned by great scholars‚ professors‚ and educators. Shakespeare was raised in a household at Stratford-Upon-Avon where writing was not a common thing. the Shakespeare family would sign official documents

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