We presume so, because he appears to have done a lot of it.
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∙ 2012-09-05 20:05:52We have no idea what Shakespeare liked to do when he was a child.
No, Shakespeare had not read Aristotle and had no knowledge of his Poetics. Nor had he read any Greek tragedies. He was only familiar with Roman playwrights like Seneca and Plautus.
Only William Shakespeare could read and write in his family.
Both of Shakespeare's parents were illterate. When Shakespeare had kids, they were also unable to read and write.
Nothing. This question is based on two incorrect assumptions: First, that Shakespeare wrote plays like As You Like It to be read. He did not. He wrote them to be performed and watched. Second, that Shakespeare wrote plays in order to teach people things. He did not. He wrote them to entertain, not to teach.
We have no idea what Shakespeare liked to do when he was a child.
yes he read alot of books
Yes she enjoyed reading a lot of Shakespeare .
Very few people read Shakespeare's plays. Mostly they watched them. But Anne Shakespeare probably did neither, and is very unlikely to have read them. Anne couldn't read.
"Love surfeits not; lust like a glutton dies" is a line from Shakespeare's rarely-read narrative poem Venus and Adonis.
No, Shakespeare had not read Aristotle and had no knowledge of his Poetics. Nor had he read any Greek tragedies. He was only familiar with Roman playwrights like Seneca and Plautus.
Only William Shakespeare could read and write in his family.
You read Shakespeare because you are unlucky enough not to have a nearby theatre, or a television, or a DVD player. This means that you are not able to watch Shakespeare which is what you are supposed to do. You might also read Shakespeare if you are thinking of producing one of his plays. Actors and directors read the script before they put on the play.
Both of Shakespeare's parents were illterate. When Shakespeare had kids, they were also unable to read and write.
Yes As You Like it is by Shakespeare.
Nothing. This question is based on two incorrect assumptions: First, that Shakespeare wrote plays like As You Like It to be read. He did not. He wrote them to be performed and watched. Second, that Shakespeare wrote plays in order to teach people things. He did not. He wrote them to entertain, not to teach.
If you mean, "Where did Shakespeare get his ideas from?" he got them from books he read and plays he had seen.