RENEISSANCE and NONEXISTENT SHAKESPEARE

The term began in around 1500 and lasting till the mid-1600s. The term began in Italy. The literally meaning of renaissance is ‘rebirth’. The term occur new approaches in English Literature such as nationalism, humanism. According to humanism being human is the most important thing to be prominent. Man is glorious creature, man is important; man is the measure of the world. Everything is in the world is made for the human beings. Human beings should believe in this world and benefit from it, instead of preparing for the other.

Historical plays became important, and plays were written to be acted, not to read. The important authors of Renaissance Literature included William Shakespeare, Nicola Machiavelli. William Shakespeare is the most important name of the term. He is one of the greatest play Wright and poets, who transformed the English theatre. His plays are extraordinary well-created and seamless; also, he is a mysterious man. There are restricted records existing of William’s childhood; on the other hand, there is no record regarding his education. Schools have supposed that he attended the King’s New School, and he learnt reading, writing, and the classics. Being a public official’s child, he would not have possessed his supereminence qualification, but this doubt regarding his education has led to raise questions about the authorship of his work and whether or not he existed. I think he doesn’t exist, and he is just a character created by a play Wright. He bewared his created impression of characters because they are matchless and created overflows, moreover the term was not ready to act these plays including extraordinary characters, so a playwright created them and gave himself a nickname as Shakespeare, all in all he presented his plays, poems by using this name. Of course all are just idea talked through my hat.

His early plays were written in the conventional style of the day. His first plays were mostly histories written in the early 1590s, with the exception of Romeo and Juliet; also, he wrote several comedies during his early period such as  Merchant of Venice, comedy of errors, as you like it, twelfth night, the two gentlemen in Verona.

He wrote tragedies after these are Hamlet, King Lear, Othello and Macbeth. In these , his characters present vivid impression of characters that are timeless and universal.

In his final period, he wrote several tragicomedies. These are: the winter’s tale and the tempest.