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The Language of Shakespeare

Discover the genius of Shakespeare by learning some key points of his language: Early Modern English. Differences in pronunciation and syntax compared to Modern English are addressed, along with tips on acting and eternal themes within the plays. Learn how to ease students into Shakespeare by playing with puns.

Words: 575   Downloads: 0   Category: Literature   By: Ellen Wilson
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Shakespeare in the Classroom

Shakespeare can be fun! If you dread the thought of serving up Shakespeare to students, discover some handy tips and tricks that makes Early Modern English more palatable to students. Learn how to play with the language of Early Modern English and how to compose Shakespearean insults and jests. Performance tips are also discussed.

Words: 510   Downloads: 0   Category: Literature   By: Ellen Wilson
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Why You Should Read Classical Literature

Classical literature is not boring, but in fact very relevant. Greek and Roman literature has been an (indirect) inspiration to most modern literature. Classical literature contains elements of fantasy literature, but also tells stories about real people and emotions. The few stories we have left simply have to be good: otherwise they wouldn´t have survived.

Words: 996   Downloads: 0   Category: Literature   By: Mark de Groen

A Brief History of Ecuadorian Literature

The literary works of Ecuador may not be a highly sought after topic; however, these works remain important and signal very influential times in the country’s development. A Brief History of Ecuadorian Literature guides readers through the highlights of Ecuador’s greatest literary moments.

Words: 845   Downloads: 0   Category: Literature   By: Marlo Heresco

Book Review: Mark Twain, Man in White

The last years of Mark Twain’s life have long been portrayed as a period of bitterness and anger. The truth, it seems, is more complicated. Michael Shelden presents a biography of Mark Twain covering just the years 1906 until his death in 1910, which offers an alternative story. The book shows a man who, while troubled, was involved, engaged and, if not exactly satisfied, at least had come to terms with his place in history and the world of literature.

Words: 680   Downloads: 0   Category: Literature   By: George Bear

Sex in Literature

The incorporation of sex in literatue has been a source of controversy among various groups. Two of these groups are the writers and the moralists. Many writers believe that the incorporation of sex is justifiable since it is a normal part of life, and in order for them to present life realistically they need to present it as it is. Moreover, sex can be employed to make literary works more interesting.

Words: 456   Downloads: 0   Category: Literature   By: Theseus91

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