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Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

A RENAISSANCE MAN

BIRTHDATE:

  • William Shakespeare was born onApril 23,1564

LOCATIONS:

  • He lived on Henley Street in Straford
  • He lived in London
  • He was buried at the Holy Trinity Church

MAJOR ACHIEVEMENTS

  • William Shakespeare wrote many poems and plays about real things.
  • He also invented thousands of words that we still use.
  • He has many famous quotes that express him.
  • Many of Shakespeare's works are still famous today.
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SOME OF HIS FAMOUS PLAYS

  • A Midsummer Nights Dream (1595)
  • Julius Caesar (1599)
  • Romeo and Juliet (1596)
  • He tries to hep people understand real events
  • Many of his plays are based off of real life events

THE GLOBE THEATRE

  • In 1599 Shakespeare's playing company built the Globe Theatre
  • Shakespeare benefited financially as the popularity grew
  • Shakespeare was a shareholder that owned 12.5%

SOME OF HIS FAMOUS POEMS

  • The Rape of Lucrece (1594)
  • The Sonnets of Shakespeare (1609)
  • Venus and Adonis (1593)

BELIEFS, FEELINGS, IDEAS

  • Shakespeare's religion was Protestant
  • "God has given you one face, and you decide to make yourself another" -William Shakespeare
  • William Shakespeare believes that the world is a stage and all people play many roles.
  • He expressed his beliefs through his work because he twisted his opinion into his work
  • He expressed his strong feeling for love through many of his plays and poems
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QUOTES

  • "I wasted time, and now doth time waste me" -William Shakespeare
  • "Death is a fearful thing" -William Shakespeare
  • "It is the stars, the stars above us, govern our conditions." -William Shakespeare
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EXAMPLES OF HUMANISM

  • William Shakespeare had many examples of Humanism.
  • He was very curious and used it for his quotes, plays and poems.
  • He invented useful things, like words, that we still use.
  • He wrote many famous plays that we're easy for humans to connect to.
  • He learned to read and write from Greek text, rebirth of learning.
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