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I am not sure that Shakespeare did create a paradigm shift. His good plays create a perception shift for his audience, but I am not sure that his entire body of work did so for the world at large.
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What did William Shakespeare help to create in London?
Shakespeare helped to create an acting company, two playhouses, over thirty plays and more than a hundred and fifty sonnets.
Did Shakespeare create new words?
Yes
How is Shakespeare a renaissance man?
William Shakespeare was born during the English Renaissance, and as such was a Man of the Renaissance. Now does this make him a Renaissance Man like Leonardo de Venici? No since he was not involved in many different sciences or new thought processes. Master Shakespeare did in fact create some of the words we use today, like Baggage and Luggage. So in that he was a "new thinker"
Why did wiilliam shakespeare create his first play?
Shakespeare wrote his first play for the same reason he wrote all of them--for money.
How did Shakespeare change the word excite in his writing?
he added -ment to create a noun
What did William Shakespeare help to create in London?
Shakespeare helped to create an acting company, two playhouses, over thirty plays and more than a hundred and fifty sonnets.
How did Voltaire create a paradigm shift?
Voltaire created a paradigm shift by challenging traditional ideas and promoting rational thinking. Through his works, he advocated for freedom of thought, expression, and tolerance, which influenced the Enlightenment movement and shifted attitudes towards reason, science, and progress.
What was William Shakespeare known as for England?
A poet and playwright, who the Queen influenced and persuaded to create more so she could enjoy the entertainment.
Who wrote the play titled Hamlet?
William Shakespeare
Did Shakespeare create new words?
Yes
What play cointain these lines double toil and trouble fire burn and cauldron bubble?
The lines "Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble" are from William Shakespeare's play "Macbeth". They are spoken by the three witches as they create a potion in Act 4, Scene 1.
How did William Shakespeare change peoples ideas?
He didn't, really. Some highly pretentious authors, like Harold Bloom, have claimed that he did, but what Bloom is claiming is that Shakespeare invented Victorian literary criticism, which is not only ridiculous but impossible. With Shakespeare, people take their own ideas to the plays and find them reflected there and articulated better than they could articulate them themselves. Shakespeare, in his own words, "holds the mirror up to nature" but he does not create nature. He did not create Harold Bloom's Victorian outlook on literature, but when Bloom looks at Shakespeare, he finds his outlook reflected back to him, and imagines that Shakespeare must have invented it.
Did Shakespeare really create the word 'assassinate'?
yes
How is Shakespeare a renaissance man?
William Shakespeare was born during the English Renaissance, and as such was a Man of the Renaissance. Now does this make him a Renaissance Man like Leonardo de Venici? No since he was not involved in many different sciences or new thought processes. Master Shakespeare did in fact create some of the words we use today, like Baggage and Luggage. So in that he was a "new thinker"
What is a paradigm interested in the power imbalances within a society?
A critical paradigm is interested in power imbalances within society. It seeks to challenge dominant power structures, uncover underlying inequalities, and advocate for social change to create a more equitable and just society. This paradigm views power dynamics as central to understanding issues of oppression and marginalization.
What works did Shakespeare create?
Romeo and Juliet
How do you create bright ideas?
by thinking........:-)
