daddythicclegs
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Should I read Shakespeare's texts in the old published English, which I don't understand half the time, or the modern English translations?
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nzexperiment
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old lol, u need the quotes. Just have them side by side if u need it to undestand
Anaya R
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yeah. Sparknotes does a good side-by-side version which really helps
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Eh I cant even bring myself to concentrate so i watched the Tempest play (my school has an account for digital theatre but im sure u could find a good one on youtube or smth) while reading the translation side by side (made basic notes on context, dramatic form, general ideas in another doc later) and i found it super useful + in school we go through the play and then ill actually be making notes on quotes --> thats the plan anyway hope it helps