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William Shakespeare - Words of Wisdom
Words of Wisdom by William Shakespeare from which we all can learn.
19 commentsWho's Your Literary Role Model?
What sort of role models are we presenting in contemporary Young Adult fiction? The comparison between the classic literary heroines and today's heroines might surprise you.
6 commentsThe Best Great Ways to Say I Love You
Find the best ways to say "I love you". Simple actions such as holding her hand or leaving a love note can bring an element of freshness to showing how much you care.
153 commentsAugustine Herman the Bohemian: A Sonnet in Honor of Maryland's and Virginia's First Accurate Mapmaker
The sonnet is a Sicilian invention. But it makes up a beloved, popular part of both English and peninsular Italian literatures. A sample sonnet tells the story of Czech immigrant Augustine Herman's achievements in the New World.
8 commentsSummary of Symbols of Light and Dark in Romeo and Juliet
In Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, the images of light and dark are one of the most constant visual motifs throughout the play. Characters, such as Benvolio, Juliet, and Romeo, who exhibit goodness, innocence, and love are often seen either giving...
0 commentsSummary of Degrees of Responsibility in Macbeth or Who is Guilty in Macbeth?
In Shakespeare’s Macbeth, several characters have a certain degree of responsibility for the assassination of King Duncan and the murders that follow. Macbeth, being a soldier, knows how to kill and is familiar with this act. This may be damning...
0 commentsWilliam Shakespeare's Philosophy about life happiness
Most people in the world today know that William Shakespeare is regarded as one of the most famous and best British writers that ever lived. Although Shakespeare lived from 1564 to 1616 and died just before his 52nd birthday, he had a philosophy...
5 commentsHow To Understand Shakespeare
How to Understand Shakespeare gives tips on getting to grips with the language, style and form of Shakespeare's plays and sonnets.
12 commentsWhat's in a Name? A Rose by any other name is still a Rose.
Shakespeare's immortal words, but are names really important or not?
24 commentsTop 50 books I should read before I die
Maybe it's because it's a new year - well relatively speaking - or maybe it's because one day I decided that I needed to make a change for the better. Whatever the reason, I embarked on the task of reading the recommended "top 100 books you should...
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