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DedPeter [7]
2 years ago
5

In the context of the text, what contributed to William Shakespeare's success as a playwright and

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IRINA_888 [86]2 years ago
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What contributed to Shakespeare's success was his ability to talk about topics that were very current for his time. He remains relevant to this day because he managed to approach these themes timelessly. It is possible that works written today will be popular for the next 400 years.

<h3>Why were Shakespeare's works current and timeless?</h3>
  • Because they address political and social issues.
  • Because they address issues common to citizens.
  • Because they address very strong feelings that are common to all human beings.

Shakespeare was inspired by politics and the society in which he was inserted. He was able to articulate these themes in ways that explored the human psyche and emotion. This has become something timeless, as readers all over the world can identify with the characters.

More information about Shakespeare at the link:

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