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I’m not clear either why people herald him so much, but i don’t have the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and breadth of knowledge to claim either way. Genre and literature did exist but for other languages not in Modern English. He showed you could do the grand old Latin plays of love revenge and comedy but in English which faced a long history of prejudice as being the common language. You should try reading ‘Shakespeare: The Invention of the Human’ by Harold Bloom. Maybe you lack the cultural and historical context to appreciate Shakespeare properly. He’s not for everyone taste wise but objectively he’s one of if not the greatest playwrights and poets who has ever lived from a technical stand point. I’m all for suggesting learning more about Shakespeare, but I hate that fucking book and Harold Bloom hasn’t written useful analysis instead of bloviating unsupported opinion since the Anxiety of Influence.
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I would definitely dig into histories and tragedies and then reevaluate. Characters in those have a lot more depth than in the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and light comedies. You have to remember he lived and wrote these plays centuries ago. For the time, he was pretty much setting the standard for these type of stories. Nowadays, his plays have inspired and been replicated so much that naturally his work for today’s standards seem “basic” as you say. But since they’ve had so much influence over time, his work stays relevant today. Think of all of the quotes, lines, and phrases that come from his works. Shitty authors don’t change the language like that. Why do people like Shakespeare? Well apart from inventing parts of the English language he had a great way of setting up a scene before it unfolds into an elaborate drama.
Admittedly, some modern day audiences might prefer watching S.W.A.T or Meg and perhaps even Shakespeare might have been momentarily impressed. Although, after watching the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and fifth instalment of the Fast and the Furious, I’m sure for most people The Merchant of Venice would be a welcome reprieve. That’s quite the feat really, to still be popular today, but if you don’t like it you can always watch the new Christopher Nolan movie or whatever. One thing you need to consider is that his work was extremely influential, so basically everyone started copying him. That’s why a lot of his plots can feel old and tired now. And the older forms of English likely can serve as an emotional wall since you are spending so much energy just deciphering what the characters are saying that you spend less time getting emotionally invested. Also a point of interest, Shakespeare literally coined many words that are used today. One source I just looked up claims he coined 1,700 words that are still used today like “critic”, “lonely”, “addiction”, etc. (though at least some of those words may have been used in spoken English at the time and he was just the first to write them down. But he still did coin many words).



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Well people in his time period felt differently. You need to take into account the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and context in which he’s writing in. It’s basic bc it IS the blueprint. He created those tropes and plot arcs and he also invented many words. 1500 we still use today (eyeball is apparently one) Context is important to the study of historical stuff. Compared to the stuff we have now his works aren’t as groundbreaking as they’re often paraded around as, but at the time his work did things that no other playwright did. He invented words for his writings (like gloomy) and wrote for a more general audience than other playwrights, resulting in more people watching his works. He wrote plays for the King and his works were preformed in the Globe Theater. He put actors below the stage to voice ghosts as they knocked on the floor chasing the visible players footsteps, popularized the soliloquy (pretty sure it existed before him), and added things like dick jokes to a medium that was mostly considered to be for the refined.
But like all plays his writings work best when preformed by actors whose job it is to bring out the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and emotion in the characters. You can try reading the play aloud like my class did in highschool or you can watch one of the many films created from them. However, at the end of the day you just might not enjoy Shakespeare’s works. I hate Charles Dickens with a burning passion no matter how many times some English teacher told me he was this great writer. I can understand why he’s considered influential, he took advantage of a more literate world and published his works serially chapter by chapter in whatever paper it was I forget, but I still hate his work. And that’s a rant and a half on its own cause good god do I hate Dickens, but we ain’t talking about Dickens, we talking about Shakespeare and unlike Dickens (don’t fight me on this) his works became the backbone for a whole lot of modern tropes in a lot of different genres.
Romeo and Juliet, how many times has a character in a book/show/movie/game/whatever been called Romeo cause they’re head over heels in love with someone? How many stories have the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and backbone of forbidden love or star crossed lovers? Shakespeare may be basic to us today but that’s because what he wrote has become set dressing in today’s literature, we call someone Romeo and the audience knows he’s a hopeless romantic who doesn’t think when it comes to his love. The ghost in Hamlet became the standard for ghosts in English literature despite being just one of a thousand different interpretations of ghosts. To be or not to be, gets carried down and becomes 2BR02B the hotline for death care in a world where death no longer exists (also the title of the short story if you’re not familiar and want to know). And god knows what else lives in the background of media we see each day, there’s a lot and I’m no Shakespeare scholar.
At this point with so much media in our faces at all times it can be hard to imagine what a play used to be and what Shakespeare’s work did to stand out so much, but it really all comes down to he was the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and first, or one of the firsts anyway to portray the stories he did in the way he did and because of that what he wrote has rippled out and become part of English literature and common language. And you definitely don’t have to take it from me, don’t in fact, I’m just saying what I remember from classes past and discussions long over. There are probably hundreds of folks on the internet with videos and books and essays and whatever else on the subject that can go into more detail and are structured less they were written by some sleep deprived bitch who doesn’t want to go to bed only to get up and go to work in the morning. So find one or two of them if you have the time.
TL;DR: For the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and time period he lived he did some cool stuff and a lot of the stuff he did now serves as the backbone of a lot of English lit (why it seems basic). He invented words and popularized concepts and had his plays preformed in one of the greatest theaters of his time. Honestly, you’ll probably want to find some video essay or the like if you’re interested. I’d encourage you to go and see some plays performed by decent actors. It’s an absolute revelation. The words come off the page and into life. I actually really liked learning about Shakespeare in high school we did skits and read a graphic novel version of midsummer nights dream we also saw other versions too. Overall really fun when engaged with in the right way. Shakespeare plays were meant to be seen on a stage they were visual so just reading them is the worst way to engage with the material. My teacher even pointed this out. Wrote a lot of interesting, psychologically deep, emotionally rich plays and poems. Maybe you have heard of him.
The fact is, his plays were meant to be experienced on stage, not read on a page. It’s like “watching”, idk, Star Wars by reading the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and screenplay. It’s not the same experience at all. And without a deep understanding of the culture and language of the time, it’s hard to really appreciate the wordplay and poetry of his writing. But the guy captivated audiences to the point of rewriting the English language. Almost any idiom or common metaphor you can think of came from his works. He left a mark on culture and language that lasts to this day and will last for years or even centuries to come. That, I think, makes him a fantastic author. One of my favorite college classes was Shakespeare, partly due to an interesting prof. Shakespears works show off just how much of a mastermind he really was and it’s something that I needed a PhD to explain.
Read the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and plays if you want or dont. I never read a single one and did just fine in my class. They are long, tough to understand, and I had better things to do in school. Instead i studied the plays and the themes around them and obv payed attention in class. Today there’s prob plenty of YouTube content for free that would be extremely time efficient to use for study. As far as a lack of depth goes, you have to remember the dominant form of storytelling in Shakespeare’s day was folk tales and parables. Shakespeare tackles subjects that writers struggle with to this day; things like gender, race, envy, parenthood. I’ve read people argue that the writing of King Lear contains deliberate efforts to empower its disabled characters.
I did my degree in Literature and I can’t help but feel the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and same sometimes. However, a lot of the tropes we see in subsequent plays and novels and whatnot have their origins in Shakespeare. His plays may not be the most complex pieces out there, but they were highly influential and foundational to literature as a whole. At the time, originality, in terms of plot and character wasn’t really the aim. In terms of plot, he created one – the Tempest. The rest were adaptions of stories and histories. In terms of character- there he was more original- he added depth to a lot of stock characters. In terms of form – he followed Marlowe’s blank verse (rather than endless couplets) and created his own variant to Marlowe’s mighty line.
You’d need to read a lot of what came out before and during his time to see more clearly what he achieved- a lot that came after was building on his work. Or look at Restoration theatre which built more on French theatre so doesn’t show so much of his influence to see how stock characters tended to operate. Shakespeare is a foundational step in the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and formation of English literature. A lot of the words he used weren’t words before he started using them and his stories are basic, but that’s because even to this day quite a few stories are based on his works (how many modern reinterpretations of romeo and julia have there been?). Imo his comedy plays are still fun to watch today and probably also to read.
As someone who has acted in as well as studied Shakespeare’s plays, the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and characters are far from flat or shallow. They are really meaty to dig into, and instead of giving long stage directions explaining motive or how to interpret, it’s all in the lines with things like the variation in meter telling you how to play it. You haven’t learned the tools to do that, so you are missing a lot. Most of the jokes are going over your head because the slang and references are 400 years old, so you are missing a lot. I’d recommend watching the plays in production with good performances, and listening to someone like Judy Dench explain how they use the text as their guide. One of the big reasons Shakespeare plays keep getting produced is because so many actors want to play those characters.
For flat and shallow plots, here’s an exercise: read the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and fairy tale “ Cap-o’-Rushes” (there are other folktales of its type, but that one is English), then watch or read King Lear, which is based on that folktale, and see the difference. It’s fine to not understand but this is a really odd comment. Ppl are explaining why and you think it’s just that OP doesn’t understand? Lol.
The making of a scientist chapter is just the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and scientist and his mother boasting about how he was interested in science. I feel like poet really wanted to write about women without using the word women so she replaced it with an equally harmful societal problem. The result came out as this half-baked poem where you don’t even know about the topic without talking to the poet. Poet is a feminist. Our teacher clarified that trees represent women, before we started reading. And so I can perfectly understand that making of the scientist the most , The proposal, i dont specifically hate it but while reading it , it icks so much like why you gotta fight on every dumb reason That’s the thing about plays. They’re written to be enacted by people. That’s why it’s so hard to read it, but amazing to watch. wahi toh. I remember the good old days when we were innocent and knew only 2 genders exist in the world ndia (Delhi mai especially) yeh LGBTQIAPQ+ wali cheez badte Jaa rhi hai Nelson Mandela and making of a scientist, even as a guy who enjoyed reading all of the chapters in literature, these two chapters felt like unnecessary yapping. Bro, scientist chapter and book that saved the Earth main Samajh sakta hoon. Lekin proposal is a satire on Russian noble living and tress poem is truly mind blowing. Koi insaan ek poem se do bohot hi zaruri issues par itna gehra kuch keh sakta hai is just so very gifted and mind boggling and that too with such rich symbolis. Main bet lags ke keh sakta hoon Tera teacher Accha nahi hoga.
Ps. while writing this post, maine jab “Samajh” is shabd ok likha tha, tab mere harami phone ne Iska samajwadi kar Diya tha. Mulayam Singh ka tattu hai Mera phone. Samajwadi party abhi akhilesh lead kar raha h(chutiya hai ek number ka) aur uska baap hai mulayam jo pehle CM bhi tha idhar Aur vo Akhilesh ka chacha kon hai jisse uska jhagda hua tha? Ya uska Baap hi tha? Aur fir alag party banayi thi? Kahan ka lame, ek chapter tha jisme na koi depression, na hi deep meanings aur butterflies ke naam yaad nhi karne padte The making of a scientist, The diary of Anne Frank, Nelson Mandela also the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and proposal as well cause its a long ass chapter. ( Think Tank bhi chutiya chapter hai ngl) c’mon the diary of anne frank?!?!? that shit is needed for international joke references on reddit my guy, it will help alot think-tank wala toh yaad hi nahi teacher ne padhaya bhi tha kya. read it for the first time about 20 mins before my preboard started aasam wala thida easy laga hai mujhe, not much to remember thats why ton answer your questions, nahi me aasam me nahi rehta yes me subhe chai ke nashe karta hu
The Tress is just a half-arsed attempt at allegory by a brain-dead feminist. The Book that Saved the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and Earth reads like a kindergarten story.
What is the Magneto Duckneto cartoon parody shirt and by the same token and first thing a boxer learns as a basis for defensive and offensive techniques? He learns foot work and movement. Although you aren’t able to forsee why now, these will become the basis for developing concentration and ultimately Wisdom. Great analogy and wisdom. Not thinking like a philospher is key. I always liken meditation to physical exercise. People say “I can’t do it” and I say well, yeah you also can’t run a mile in 5 minutes without training and practice right? That’s generally when they start to understand. Very true. A year and half ago, i wasnt able to sit for 30 seconds. After trails and tribulations and several errors i am doing 2 sessions of 20 minutes a day. Thinking like a marathon runner, athlete, is the best strategy for winning and learning here.
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