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    Will the Real William Shakespeare Please Stand Up? In Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare once said “Tempt not a desperate man” (Romeo and Juliet). This quote relates to the question of the authorship of Shakespeare’s works. Was he desperate enough to take credit for someone else’s work? Many different people including authors such as Mark Twain have doubted his authorship since his death. There are many factors of Shakespeare’s life can prove or disprove his authorship. Shakespeare was not the real…

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    differences and similarities of two Shakespeare play that were only two years in difference. Essential this paper will be formatted in more of a compare and contrast theme but will follow the “APA” guidelines. To start off I would like to give a lecture on some of the history of William Shakespeare and why and how he was influenced to write such amazing and linguistically advanced plays and sonnets. Then this paper will progress in comparing two well-known plays of Shakespeare; The first play…

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    from Hamlet was written back in 1599, by the one and only William Shakespeare, and is still being used today and many centuries later. Shakespeare never seemed to fail his audience when it came to writing plays like Taming of the Shrew, Hamlet, and A Midsummer Night's Dream. This is why many of his works are famous till this day. So what made Shakespeare's plays so popular? "What secret formula did the playwright William Shakespeare use in the recipe for the tragedy Hamlet? Why, this…

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    Is William Shakespeare's still relevant today for the 9th grade curriculum? Should we still study William Shakespeare's ? Shakespeare is still relevant today because his plays and characters portray issues that affect all humans. I think we still should study William Shakespeare because it would be good for students to learn about him and study his plays. It's would be also good for them to act out the plays himself. In the article “On the bard's birthday is Shakespeare still relevant” they…

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    “For never was a story of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo” a quote from William Shakespeare from the Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. Everyone knows the story of Romeo and Juliet two people in a forbidden love relationship that ended with a terrible consequence of death. However, does everyone know the story of William Shakespeare and his work? Everyone knows Shakespeare as the author of many dramas, poems, and sonnets. However, do we really know if he really wrote all of his sonnets?…

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    William Shakespeare a poet, english writer and also an actor 's time to time faced off with racism in the 17th century. For the research focusing on a particular play that was impacted by his life. In Othello, one of William best plays portrays on racism and romance throughout the play. “Shakespeare holds a mirror up to human nature: what he 's telling his audiences is that racism, however subtle, is never harmless.”(Bulm). William Shakespeare was very interested in how so much dark skin…

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    William Shakespeare was born on April 23, 1564 in Stratford, England; he was the oldest son of John Shakespeare and Mary Arden (“William Shakespeare”). Mary Arden had a father, who was a landowner from a village, while John Shakespeare had a father, who was a farmer and with many positions he attended, for instance, a trader in the farm and attained in his marketplace. When he was around 13 years old, he terminated school to assist his father; when he turned 18; married with “Ann Hathaway and…

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    There is reason to believe that William Shakespeare, possibly the greatest writer in the English language, could be a fraud. Even though his name is signed on the collection of works, researchers and analysts have gathered information over the years that opens our eyes to the facts that he was simply unqualified to be the author of this extensive collection of literature. Many have found that Francis Bacon is a much better candidate to claim authorship of these works. Not only did he have…

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    William Shakespeare has been known for centuries as a literary legend. Not only were his plays and poems written with such high intelligence and creativity, but they were so memorable that people continue to study them to this day. Furthermore, one of his more significant plays that he wrote, Macbeth, has been intensely analyzed since the day it came out in 1606--and people still do not understand it entirely. This is simply because of the complex characterization he portrays throughout the…

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    familiar with famed writer William Shakespeare can easily list some of his most famous plays, such as the tragedies Romeo and Juliet or Hamlet. Many casual readers do not recognize his sonnets, except for perhaps his eighteenth, which describes a lover who is compared to a beautiful summer day. The majority of his sonnets are fairly unknown to many people, so they miss the part of his writing that offers a more personal glance into his life and opinions. In his sonnets, Shakespeare masks…

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