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William Shakespeare was an English poet, dramatist, and author who revolutionized playwriting and dramatic culture as we know it today. Shakespeare is often thought of as the greatest dramatist of all time. Shakespeare was known to be astonishingly clever with his words and the images he would portray on set. He wrote many plays very famous plays such as Romeo and Juliet, MacBeth, and Hamlet.

(Brown)
(William Shakespeare Britannica)

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Why was Shakespeare so important to the Renaissance?

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Why was Shakespeare so important to the Renaissance?

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Shakespeare was so influential in the spreading and heightening of the Renaissance in England. Shakespeare was one of the first playwrights to incorporate the Renaissances core values. The new ideologies of humanism and cultural diversity incorporated in playwright used by Shakespeare revolutionized and eliminated the former restrictive ideas of the Middle Ages in drama. Shakespeare also brought to life different style of playwright, which fused different cultural norms of theatre and ultimately changed theatre and paved the road for drama today. The portrayal of humanism in Shakespeare broke barriers in playwright and gave way to new found freedom for artists, writers, and philosophers to be inquisitive about the world around them.

(Jamison)
(Renaissance in Shakespeare's work)

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William Shakespeare was baptized on April 26, 1564, in Stratford-upon-Avon, 100 miles Northwest of London. Shakespeare's exact birthdate is unknown. Shakespeare was his parents, John and Mary Shakespeare, oldest surviving child. He had three younger brothers and two younger systems. His father, John Shakespeare, was a leatherworker who specialized in soft white leather. Shakespeare most likely attending the local grammar school and likely attended till about age 15. During his last years of school, Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway at 18. William and Anne had 3 kids and the stayed around the area where Shakespeare grew up, and Shakespeare worked in London.

(Shakespeare's Life)

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(Youtube)
(Shakespeare's influence)

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Why Shakespeare Still Matters | Shakespeare's Influence

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(Youtube)
(Renaissance: Shakepeare)

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Hamlet is one of William Shakespeare's most famous plays, and it is still preformed in the highest levels of theatre till this day. Hamlet is about the ghost of the King of Denmark telling his son, Hamlet, to avenge his murder by taking the thrown and killing the new king, Hamlets' uncle.

(Hamlet)

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Romeo and Juliet is arguable one of Shakespeare's most famous plays. Even though it was written over 400 years ago, high level scholars and playwrights are still studying and performing the play till this day. Romeo and Juliet is a tragic love story of the two main characters, Romeo and Juliet, who are supposed to be sworn enemies, but are secret lovers.

(Romeo and Juliet - Plot Summary)

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Julius Caesar is a very famous and world renowned play written by William Shakespeare. Julius Caesar is about conspirators who are out to kill Caesar, the Roman Dictator, and convince his right hand man, Brutus, to help them in their attempts of assassination against Julius Caesar.

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William Shakespeare is one of the most if not the most famous and influential playwright of all time. Shakespeare revolutionized theatre as we know it today and wrote so many blockbuster, influential plays such as Hamlet and Julius Caesar, which are still studied and acted out to this day.

(Tompson)
("Shakespeare, William")

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