William Shakespeare was an English poet, dramatist, and actor often called the English national poet and considered by many to be the greatest dramatist of time (Biography.com Editors, 2014). I always read Shakespeare in Farsi, and it was a totally different feeling when I read…
In reading Measure for Measure, one cannot help but to be confronted with the depravity of desire within the human race. Prostitutes and pimps run rampant in Vienna, and the laws against fornication and lechery have gone unenforced for many years. The Duke begins the…
In William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 30, he describes what it’s like looking back on life. In the sonnet, Shakespeare focuses on how people may waste their time, purposefully experience pain, the things they’ve lost, the asking to let them go through pain. He also at the…
Minor characters in stories provide a very important role in many works of literature. In tragedies, these characters are almost always used for the sole purpose to alleviate the tension through comedy. Although this is typically true, in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet this idea plays a…
In the play, Lady Macbeth is the wife of the protagonist Macbeth and one of the most powerful presences of a female character in literature. She is introduced to us in the play reading a letter from her husband who calls her his “dearest partner…
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People aren’t built out of perfection because we all live in a world full of lies and deception. It is naturally common in society that people are bound to have their own weaknesses and tragic flaws. Eventually, at some point in time, there will be…
We are discussing how modern texts like 10 things I hate about you has borrowed an older text like The Taming Of the Shrew by comparing and contrasting different elements of both stories. Characters are a significant part of both the taming of the shrew…
In this essay, I’m going to explore the perspectives on death and dying in Shakespeare’s time and today, specifically, in his play “Antony and Cleopatra”. Tudor and Elizabethan poets exalted the virtues of suicide if committed in preservation of one’s honor. While the cause of…
“Macbeth can be considered a powerful leader, a tragic hero and a man who is easily led.” This statement is true to a certain extent. There is little doubt that he is any of the traits portrayed in the above statement but how far does…
Depression is a severe mental disorder which is common in adolescents. It causes a chemical imbalance in the brain which affects the daily lives of teens in many ways and has many noticeable signs and symptoms, such as sadness, loss of interest, low self-worth, etc….