In William Shakespeare’s play, he uses metaphor to communicate his ideas about fate. but what is metaphor ?
About Fate, Metaphor and explain how are de Metaphors
Metaphor is a figure of speech which use a word or a phrase in a sense that is not very common , revealing a similar relationship between two terms.
and what is fate?!?
fate is like a future is your destination! And Romeo and Juliet and will try to change their future but who tries to change the future also has a consequence that is WHAT you know.
in one instance, Romeo tells stars ” some consequence yet hanging in the stars ” Shakespeare describes that Romeo has a future imagination and that this suspension in the stars and in the future , but the stars in the sky that as God is in heaven and he is the one who knows the future and what will happen in the future.
And another example “is the east and Juliet is the sun ” This means that Juliet and the sun and the east is anyone and in front is the way to where is the sun and is why the Romeo think the sun Juliet is the sun and the great is how love them both.
And there’s some coincidences in these two metaphors speak of some things that corresponds , for example, have something hanging in the stars God knows . He’s talking about heaven and the metaphor “is the east and Juliet is the sun” this talk also speaks of the sky , because the sun is a very important thing for us to live and as it were God and Romeo says Juliet is the sun because Romeo thinks Juliet is the best thing she ever seen !
an other metaphor “A mighty fortress is our God.” is like God can be defend you in his fortress but is fortress is in then sky and you know how can you go to there!
In Act 1 Scene 4 when Romeo said “I fear too early, for my mind misgives” means this metaphor Romeo knows that something will anger pass and he is sensing a much greater danger than ever.
About William Shakespeare, Romeo And Juliet and GOD.
but how does William Shakespeare inspiration in Romeo and Juliet?
Shakespeare’s primary source for Romeo and Juliet was a poem by Arthur Brook called The Tragically History of Romeo and Juliet, written in 1562. He also could have known the popular tale of Romeo and Juliet from a collection by William Painter, entitled The Palace of Pleasure, which was written sometime before 1580.
Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare early in his career about two young star-crossed lovers Whose deaths ultimately their reconcile feuding families. it was among Shakespeare’s most popular plays during his lifetime and, along with Hamlet, is one of his most frequently performed plays.Today, the title characters are regarded the archetypal young lovers.
Romeo and Juliet belongs to a traditional of tragic romances stretching back to antiquity. the plot is based on an Italian tale translated into verse of the tragic history of Romeo and Juliet by Arthur brook in 1562 and retold in pros e in palace of pleasure by William Painter in 1567. Shakespeare borrowed heavily from BOTH, but expanded by the plot developing a number of supporting characters, particularly Mercutio and Paris. believed to have been written between 1591 and 1595, the play was first published in the fourth version in 1597. the text of the first quarter version was of poor quality however, and later editions corrected the text to conform more closely with Shakespeare’s original.
how does Shakespeare became a famous author ?
Because his work changed the course of world literature . Harold Bloom , famous American critic and author of the book Shakespeare : The Invention of the Human , says the English writer understood the human soul like no other author has ever understood . The reason for this may have been the circumstances in which he wrote his work. In the 16th century , Shakespeare was popular and staged his plays to all kinds of people . Nobles, scholars, prostitutes , thieves and craftsmen thronged the theatres in search of fun . Entertain that audience , orderly, or quiet nothing, it was no easy task and the way that Shakespeare found was represented on stage characters with whom everyone there could be identified . ” The great geniuses are mirrors in which readers end up finding themselves ,” wrote Bloom .
Does the film Romeo and Juliet was real?
no, it’s not real is just a dramatic film which was very romance … also had very suspense, this film had much war to join only two families.
attention:these two families did a lot of damage in the city because of their rivalry.
When/where Shakespeare born/die?
Shakespeare was born in April 1564 in Stratford Avon -upon- and he died in the same place ( -upon- Stratford ) on April 23 , 1616 .
about William Shakespeare and his family?
William Shakespeare was the son of John Shakespeare , a successful glover and sub- mayor of Stratford (after wool merchant) , coming from Snitterfield , and Mary Arden , the daughter of an affluent wealthy landowner . while you data of birth is unknown, it is assumed the April 23, 1564 based on the record of his baptism, the 26Th of the same month, due to the custom at the time to baptise three days after birth. Shakespeare was the third child in of eight and the eldest surviving.
about the life of William Shakespeare?
Shakespeare produced most of his work between 1590 and 1613. His early plays were mainly comedies and works based on historical events and characters , genres that he took to the apex of sophistication and artistry to the late sixteenth century. Since then only wrote tragedies until about 1608 , including Hamlet , King Lear and Macbeth, considered some of the most important works in the English language . In its final phase , has written a piece sets classified as tragicomedies or romances , and collaborated with other playwrights. Several of his plays were published in editions with varying degrees of quality and accuracy during his lifetime . In 1623 , John and Henry Condell Heminges , two actors and old friends Shakespeare , published the so-called First Folio , a collection of his dramatic works that included all parts (with the exception of two ) currently recognized as being of his own.
This work was done by : Miguel Teixeira
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