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    Scene VII). William Shakespeare, himself, knew these many parts. In his life he played an actor, a husband, a writer and some say he even played a thief and a fraud. “For today 's public, of course, Shakespeare is to literary genius what Mozart is to music and Leonardo to painting.”(Doug Stewart, To Be or Not to Be Shakespeare) William Shakespeare, though uneducated and from an average upbringing, has impacted the English language though his playwriting and prose. Shakespeare 's life begins…

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    others. Shakespeare has remained a preeminent figure who wrote 37 plays and 150 sonnets with some of his famous tragedies including Hamlet, Macbeth, King Lear, and Othello. Each generation creates their own interpretation regarding Shakespeare’s work. All nations with theatrical conventions can agree that Shakespeare is beyond dispute the greatest playwright of all time. This paper will examine Shakespeare's influence on the English Theater and his importance in theater history. Shakespeare has…

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    When William Shakespeare was born in the mid 1500s, the world did not know what talent and what change to the world he would bring. Shakespeare was a brilliant man with many talents. Because of his education and many different influences, Shakespeare developed a great skill for writing, becoming the greatest English playwright. William Shakespeare was a well-known poet and playwright. Almost a dozen years before the theatre in London opened, a man by the name of William Shakespeare was…

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    William shakespeare is one of the world's finest poet and playwright. Shakespeare changed the the way english people live today. Shakespeare has made many accomplishments and succeeded throughout his life. William Shakespeare is known by many. This a little bit about his lifetime. He was born in a small town of Stratford Upon-Avon on April 23,1564. He went to school and learned poetry, history, Greek and Latin. At the age of 18, Shakespeare was required to marry a woman named Anne…

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    Keeping Shakespeare is important because he not only tells about love, war but he tells about the past. He may not know it, because he wouldn’t think people 400 years later would listen to him… he probably couldn’t even imagine it. Many of Shakespeare’s plays/stories explains a lot about the past, such as their language, clothes, and even how they live their life. And guess what, they didn’t have phones, ipads, or computers. Shakespeare According to the article “Britain puts on a shakespeare…

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    Is William Shakespeare a fraud? Everyone has heard of the playwright William Shakespeare, whose name is made famous because of his many literary works such as Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet, and Macbeth. Often considered to be one of the best playwrights in history, Shakespeare has been credited with authoring several famous plays, and is often regarded as a literary genius due to his writing style and vast vocabulary. But, what if Shakespeare is not the genuine writer of the plays of which he is…

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    For centuries, people have wondered about the true identity of revered playwright and poet William Shakespeare. As the Shakespeare Authorship Question continues to garner interest around the globe, people of all professions, interests, and ages - from lawyers to school teachers - are questioning the authenticity of the William Shakespeare figure raised in Stratford upon Avon. For decades, researchers and scholars have tried various research methods and analyzed Shakespeare’s works countless…

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    Shakespeare: A Question inside a Question Theory; an idea or thought that’s purpose is to explain things that cannot be explained. When thinking about the theories of Shakespeare there are many but the theory around who Shakespeare was, and why he lied about his identity. The question at hand is to explore the theory of Shakespeare being the Earl of Oxford. During this essay, I am going to examine the plays we have recently read and point out characters and lines that connect with the theory of…

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    Over 400 years ago, during the times of the Elizabethan Era, lived the greatest dramatist in the English Language. His great works of playwright and inspiring words of poetry made him one of the most widely known authors in England. William Shakespeare was a man of great talent writing 38 plays and 154 sonnets in his lifetime. He was born on April 23rd in the year of 1564 in Stratford-Upon-Avon and died 52 years later on the same date. Before he decided to spend the rest of his life writing,…

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    Shakespeare’s plays, but none have been truly accepted as the outright truth as there are “more than 5,000 books on the Shakespeare authorship question with more than 50 possible candidates.” (PDF from oxford) To thoroughly formulate a coherent argument towards discrediting Shakespeare and crediting Sir Francis Bacon, one must examine the backstory, and history of both Shakespeare and Bacon’s life, past and present. To begin, there is little known about William Shakespeare’s early life besides…

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