Negotiating A Harsh Ultimatum At Harfleur
Robert-Scott Bannersglare
\"Take pity of your town and of your people\" - Act 3.3, 105
Shakespeare’s Plays
Blue Ecocriticism In Titus\’ Plea In \”Titus Andronicus\”
\"Heaven shall hear our prayers; lest our sighs will breathe the welkin dim and stain the sun with fog.\" - Titus Andronicus
The Importance Of Translating Shakespeare Into Endangered Languages
If Shakespeare can be translated into fictional languages, why not real-world endangered languages?
A Defense Of The Mock Trial Scene In \”The History Of King Lear\”
\"Why I do trifle thus with his despair is done to cure it\" - The History of King Lear, Act IV.5
Comedies
Hamlet (1601)
King Lear (1606)
Merchant of Venice (1598)
Richard III (1593)
Shakespeare's Plays
Titus Andronicus (1594)
An Insight Into William Shakespeare\’s Portrayal Of Outsiders
\"Why, so, brave lords, when we do join in league I am a lamb\" - Titus Andronicus Act IV Scene II
Should The Modern Audience Reimagine Shakespeare\’s Most Notorious Character?
\"Hath not a Jew...warmed and cooled by the same winter and summer as a Christian is?\" - \"The Merchant of Venice,\" Act III.1
Why Shakespeare Is More Relevant Than A Course Requirement
\"O reason not the need!\" - \"The History of King Lear,\" Act II.4
How Were Shakespeare\’s Plays REALLY Pronounced In His Time?
It involves seeing the specific time period when English would have been spoken.
Shakespeare Was Not As Original As You Think
DISCLAIMER: This article was originally posted on Odyssey. As an English major, I was taught that plays written by William Shakespeare borrowed from other authors. In fact, as part of…
In Opposition To Cordelia\’s Death In \”The History Of King Lear\”
\"There she shook the holy water from her heavenly eyes\" - The History Of King Lear, Act IV.3a