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content introduction……………………………………………………..…………..…..3 main body. 1. shakespeare's place in english drama of 16th century ……..….…...….….5 2. shakespeare's works: classification and chronology………………………8 3. morphological peculiarities…………………………………………...…..13 4. literary devices in shakespeare's drama and tragedies ……………….…16 5. the development of shakespeare's style…………………………………..24 conclusion………………………………………………………………..………28 list of used literatures…………………………………………………………..29 introduction william shakespeare was an english poet and playwright who is considered by many to be the greatest writer in the english language and the preeminent playwright of the world. by that time, england had become a powerful state, but there were no special changes for the better in the life of the english people, and the power of money was growing stronger. shakespeare saw these contrasts and showed them in his works. all of shakespeare's writings are devoted to love, life and death, and these universal themes are beautifully touched by him. his poetry and dramas reflect his extraordinary knowledge of human psychology. therefore, his characters …

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he theme is the analysis of shakespeare's works. the information base of the study is journal and newspaper articles, articles published in scientific books, textbooks, publications on the internet. the aim of the course paper is shakespeare`s historical chronicles, drama and tragedies. shakespeare wrote as a dramatic poet and playwright, and not as a scientist or historian. combine the flow of early modern english with shakespeare's artistic license (and don't forget to add a lot of words that either changed the meaning or completely disappeared from the lexicon), and there will be some subtle difficulties in interpreting the meaning of shakespeare 400 years after the fact. practical value of the course paper. still the plays of this period are based on sharp conflicts. shakespeare early comedies already present the mixture of tragic and comic elements – the contrast between the laughable and the serious, or in other words the blending …

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d in classical literature, scholars have noted that his poetry does not paraphrase tradition, but rather belongs to himself. this individuality, perhaps, to some extent was the result of a misunderstanding of the classics. spencer sought to emulate such ancient roman poets as virgil and ovid, whom he studied at school, but many of his most famous works differ markedly from the works of his predecessors. the language of his poetry is deliberately archaic, recalling earlier works such as geoffrey chaucer's the canterbury tales and francesco petrarch's the canzonniere, which spencer greatly admired.[footnoteref:1] [1: carl f. hovde, "introduction" moby-dick by herman melville (spark publishing, 2003), p.26.] spencer was called the poet of poets, and was admired by william wordsworth, john keats, lord byron, and alfred lord tennyson, among others. during shakespeare's lifetime, the english language experienced a significant growth in both the number of words and the variety of syntactic …

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1604. although some grammatical treatises were published in shakespeare's time, organized grammatical texts did not appear until the 1700s. shakespeare in his youth studied his native language no more systematically than any educated person of that time. despite this, the oxford english dictionary credits shakespeare with introducing almost 3,000 words to the language. his vocabulary, taken from his works, has more than 17,000 words (four times more than the average, well-educated interlocutor in this language). shakespeare had a huge influence on the english language. some people reading shakespeare for the first time today complain that the language is difficult to read and understand, but we still use hundreds of words and phrases invented by him in our everyday conversation. here are some of shakespeare's most popular phrases widely used today: the laughing stock ("merry wives of windsor"); a pitiful sight (macbeth); dead as a doornail (henry vi); eaten out (henry …

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cters are neither completely good nor completely evil, and that it is their flawed, inconsistent nature that makes them memorable. hamlet fascinates the audience with his ambivalent attitude to revenge and uncertainty about how much of his madness is fake and how much is genuine. falstaff would not be loved if, in addition to being good-natured, open-hearted and witty, he was not also noisy, cowardly and, ultimately, shrill. finally, the plays are distinguished by their unsurpassed use of language. shakespeare had a huge vocabulary and a corresponding sensitivity to nuances, as well as an exceptional ability to come up with neologisms and puns. it is mentioned that shakespeare influenced a large number of writers of the following centuries, including such major novelists as herman melville, charles dickens, thomas hardy and william faulkner. examples of this influence are the large number of quotations from shakespeare in dickens' works and the fact …

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content introduction……………………………………………………..…………..…..3 main body. 1. shakespeare's place in english drama of 16th century ……..….…...….….5 2. shakespeare's works: classification and chronology………………………8 3. morphological peculiarities…………………………………………...…..13 4. literary devices in shakespeare's drama and tragedies ……………….…16 5. the development of shakespeare's style…………………………………..24 conclusion………………………………………………………………..………28 list of used literatures…………………………………………………………..29 introduction william shakespeare was an english poet and playwright who is considered by many to be the greatest writer in the english language and the preeminent playwright of the world. by that time, england had become a powerful state, but there were no special changes for the better in the life of the english people, an...

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