How Shakespeares Dramas Help to Acquire Knowledge for the Students of all Levels

Mousumi Das

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This paper presents how Shakespeare through his writing always juxtaposes the philosophy of our own life. He is the best to portray human character which outdoes even the portrayal of Christopher Marlowe. He has written with a great charm of artistic beauty filled with moral vision. His supremacy lies in the fact that he can pierce very deeply the heart of so many passions accepting the respect of life. His writing combines so many unique phrases, exquisite metaphors and inverted sentences. So students of all levels must gain some knowledge from Shakespeare's writings.

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How Shakespeares Dramas Help to Acquire Knowledge for the Students of all Levels. (2014). Global Journal of Human-Social Science, 14(G4), 1-3. https://socialscienceresearch.org/index.php/GJHSS/article/view/1163

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