William Shakespeare Group
Suggestions for Shakespeare courses in London?
Created by apini on Nov 24, 2008 in the William Shakespeare Group.
Were Romeo and Juliet doomed from the start?
Created by beautifulkiki on Nov 23, 2008 in the William Shakespeare Group.
Is Shakespeare "everything to all men"? Is he re-interpreted by each generation to fit the beliefs and values of the day?
Created by frizzyperm on Nov 19, 2008 in the William Shakespeare Group.
What is a fact of the Globe theatre that starts with the letter "E"??
Created by showtime on Nov 18, 2008 in the William Shakespeare Group.
What are some strategies for reading Shakespeare?
Created by faten on Nov 12, 2008 in the William Shakespeare Group.
I have an essay tomorrow and I need a little help...The topic is compare and contrast Shakespeare's use of madness as a motif in "Hamlet" and "Macbeth".
Created by sarah08 on Nov 4, 2008 in the William Shakespeare Group.- Why did Shakespeare write "Romeo and Juliet"?
Created by lizza on Sep 26, 2008 in the William Shakespeare Group. - What might be good questions to ask William Shakespeare?
Created by kelc520 on Sep 7, 2008 in the William Shakespeare Group. - I need to write character sketches of Brutus, Cassius, Antony and Caesar.
Created by guess-who on Sep 1, 2008 in the William Shakespeare Group.
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- I think that shakespeare entertains his audiance really well. he puts in lots of violence...
Posted by kisball on Nov 29, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group. 
I have to agree with mwestwood here--Shakespeare is timeless because he connected with...
Posted by mrspeachtree on Nov 20, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group.
He also helped translate the King James Version of the Bible. This alone is an incredible point...
Posted by readerofbooks on Nov 14, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group.- No single writer has ever understood the human psyche or the human heart as well as William...
Posted by mwestwood on Nov 6, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group. - Shakespeare and The King James Bible are credited as the two biggest influences on the English...
Posted by jlwilliams1975 on Nov 6, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group. 
For me, in addition to what jk180 says, I think that Shakespeare was important because he gave us...
Posted by pohnpei397 on Nov 6, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group.
You certainly could look at how Shakespeare enriched the English language. He's credited with...
Posted by jk180 on Nov 6, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group.
A tragic hero is always great. In the Shakespearean tragedy the central character - the hero - is...
Posted by monica45 on Oct 20, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group.- I suppose this depends upon how "greatest" is defined. If we're talking about personal character,...
Posted by mshurn on Oct 17, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group. 
In my view two close contenders for the 'greatest' would be Macbeth and Hamlet. I haven't read...
Posted by kc4u on Oct 16, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group.- Thanks for your helpful insight!
Posted by oliviavolkert on Oct 15, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group. 
My answer is based purely on personal taste and opinion since the word "greatest" has many...
Posted by scarletpimpernel on Oct 15, 2009 in the William Shakespeare Group.
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