Seneca was a Latin playwright whose plays were probably studied by Shakespeare in school. Senecan tragedies tended to be gory, and it is thought that this was an influence on Titus Andronicus. They also tended to be talky, which might have influenced the player's speech in Hamlet, which has a distinctly Senecan ring to it. Hamlet is an intellectual snob, so he'd like this sort of thing.
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he had a positive influence because he was great
Shakespeare's plays show knowledge of Ovid, Seneca, Plautus, and Terence; plus, he used Plutarch and later historians as the basis for some of his plots.
Shakespeare was influenced by the dramatic conventions of his day, including standard theatrical practice and the examples of earlier playwrights.
William Shakespeare was English.
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he had a positive influence because he was great
Shakespeare's plays show knowledge of Ovid, Seneca, Plautus, and Terence; plus, he used Plutarch and later historians as the basis for some of his plots.
He was uh the best playwriter ever.
Karl Fulda has written: 'William Shakespeare' -- subject(s): Influence
Shakespeare was influenced by the dramatic conventions of his day, including standard theatrical practice and the examples of earlier playwrights.
Shakespeare had no middle name. His name was just William Shakespeare.
William Shakespeare was an actor, poet and playwright.
William Shakespeare.
No, William Shakespeare is not single.
William Shakespeare was English.
An Anthology is a collection of works by a number of different writers, edited together by an editor. The book "William Shakespeare: His World, His Work, His Influence" is an anthology of some 60 essays on the subject of the work of William Shakespeare, edited by John F. Andrews. Charles Scribner's published it as a three-volume hardcover set in 1985; new and used copies can still be obtained.