Shakespeare It is difficult for people today to picture the image of Shakespeare, or imagine how people revelled in front of Shakespeare’s stage. Though limited materials were left to satisfy people’s curiosities of his personal life, a great amount of his literature works were survived to be appreciated and evaluated. It is undoubted that Shakespeare was one of the most important people in England; because he elevated the social developments in England during the monarchs of Queen Elizabeth I and James I by flourishing early modern English languages, popularizing plays and theaters, as well as producing incomparable literature works.
Early Modern Language
As an outstanding linguist, Shakespeare improved the way people communicated by boosting the evolution of early …show more content…
In the book, His Work & His World, Michael Rosen pointed out that, “Though the movie industry came about quickly, it did not come out of nowhere: it was, in part, based on other kinds of entertainment that were already around — like plays and music hall shows” (Rosen, 42). In the early state of human societies, people could hardly find any means for entertaining while struggling to survive. During Elizabeth I and James I, the rich and royals fell in love with plays and theaters; and Shakespeare was the most fruitful playwright because of his great number of works and unique combinations among comedies, tragedies, Roman plays, romances, and so on. The performances of Shakespeare’s plays brought a large amount of amusement to people’s life, and became an irreplaceable part of their leisure time. Theater, as the origin of movies, built up the early entertainment industry in ancient England societies; while contributed to modern entertainment industry. It served as one of the foundations to improved the social structure in
Early Modern Language
As an outstanding linguist, Shakespeare improved the way people communicated by boosting the evolution of early …show more content…
In the book, His Work & His World, Michael Rosen pointed out that, “Though the movie industry came about quickly, it did not come out of nowhere: it was, in part, based on other kinds of entertainment that were already around — like plays and music hall shows” (Rosen, 42). In the early state of human societies, people could hardly find any means for entertaining while struggling to survive. During Elizabeth I and James I, the rich and royals fell in love with plays and theaters; and Shakespeare was the most fruitful playwright because of his great number of works and unique combinations among comedies, tragedies, Roman plays, romances, and so on. The performances of Shakespeare’s plays brought a large amount of amusement to people’s life, and became an irreplaceable part of their leisure time. Theater, as the origin of movies, built up the early entertainment industry in ancient England societies; while contributed to modern entertainment industry. It served as one of the foundations to improved the social structure in