What has Shakespeare taught you? (1 Viewer)

[bored of sc]

That humanity is severely messed up and we are all ego-monsters.

 

[Fortify]

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[suzlee]

He taught me to warm up to the study of literature

 

[random-1005]

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to bullshit

 

[awesomestix]

nothing

 

[sickk]

shakespeare has taught me to be, or not to be.

 

[sickk]

that is the question? yes?

 

[Jaylee42003]

that is the question? yes?

lol

 

[Aplus]

That some aspects of human nature transcent time and will ultimately remain relevant as universal to our existence.

 

[ninetypercent]

to appreciate the beauty of literature

 

[iloveapple]

that romeo and juliet is the best play ever.
hopeless romantic right here

 

[dux&src]

that romeo and juliet is the best play ever.
hopeless romantic right here

=] If i may profane....

 

[dux&src]

That some aspects of human nature transcent time and will ultimately remain relevant as universal to our existence.

e.g. Sonnet 116

 

[Dumbledore]

1. that everyones destiny is to die early
2. 17th century love is fail
3. shakespeare is obsessed with adultery and regicide
4. to read or not to read
5. 17th century people are more bored than me
6. the time taken to read a book is independant of its size
7. everyone has unrealistically large vocabularies
8. talking to no one is "cool"
9. several humans obey the bose einstein statistics
10. the more boring the text, the more likely it will be studied

 

[bell531]

lol guys, he was a pretty good writer.





why all u guy gotta be haters? HUH???

 

[Jaylee42003]

lol guys, he was a pretty good writer.





why all u guy gotta be haters? HUH???

I've heard a conspiracy theory that Shakespeare didn't even write the plays, but somebody else...though no one can prove/disprove this theory. Little to no evidence.

 

[scaredytiger]

1. that everyones destiny is to die early
2. 17th century love is fail
3. shakespeare is obsessed with adultery and regicide
4. to read or not to read
5. 17th century people are more bored than me
6. the time taken to read a book is independant of its size
7. everyone has unrealistically large vocabularies
8. talking to no one is "cool"
9. several humans obey the bose einstein statistics
10. the more boring the text, the more likely it will be studied

1. it is THEATRE.
2. see above.
3. see above above.
4. omgsh youre so FUNNEH!
5. how so? provide citation.
6. are you saying it is not dependant on the size? well of course, it depends on font size, and the abilities of the reader.
7. actually, the reasoning for this is that the people who are depicted in the play are usually nobility. those who are not, often speak in less eloquent prose.
8. see 1. it is a STYLISTIC FEATURE
9. um... i fail to see the relevance.
10. this is false. that is why none of the prescribed texts include anything written by Stephanie Meyer.

 

[okonomiyaki]

"Neither a borrower nor a lender be, for loan oft loses both itself and friend"

^don't follow it though

and "to thine own self be true"

 

[gypo101]

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shakespeare has taught me that his style of clothing still exists today

 

[d3vilz]

nothing. Shakespeare is of no relevance to me. it is useless