What is Shakespeare's contribution to literature?

Answer 1

William Shakespeare can be precisely named as the father of English Drama. He wrote 29 all time best plays, 154 sonnets, and two long poems. His contribution to the World Literature is highly remarkable, and perhaps unmatched.

Answer 2

William Shakespeare can be precisely named as the father of English Drama. He wrote 38 all time best plays, 154 sonnets, and two long poems. His contribution to the World Literature is highly remarkable, and perhaps unmatched.

Answer 3

A few of his major contributions were Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, and Hamlet. All were plays.*

Not only that but he gave his poems and paintings and plays out. If you didn't know all his plays weren't published until 7 YEARS after his death. For more info go to william-shakespeare.com. That will give you a ton more than what I just gave.

Answer 4

Shakespeare wrote or co-wrote over thirty plays and more than a hundred and fifty sonnets. Some of his plays are considered among the best ever written. Many of his sonnets are among the best in the English language. Many of his turns of phrase have become standard English idioms. Many of the words he coined have become an unconscious part of everyday speech. His works equal the best works of classical antiquity and may be considered the source of modern poetry and drama.

Answer 5

Re-organization of history, refinement and enrichment of language and fortification of musical drama were William Shakespeare's contributions to literature.

Answer 6

Too many to list. Write your own essay. :)

Answer 7

His achievements were the creation of a body of literary work which contains some of the greatest literature of all time. His contributions to dramatic literature are the most important.

Answer 8

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