Shakespeare

Shakespearean Literature

Shakespearean literature refers to the body of works written by William Shakespeare, encompassing plays, sonnets, and poems. It’s renowned for its profound exploration of human nature and its enduring influence on literature and theatre. Key Characteristics / Core Concepts Blank Verse: Unrhymed iambic pentameter (a line of ten syllables with alternating unstressed and stressed syllables). … Read more

Jacobean Era

The Jacobean era in British history refers to the period of King James VI of Scotland’s reign over England and Ireland, from 1603 to 1625. It’s characterized by significant political, cultural, and artistic developments. Key Characteristics / Core Concepts James I’s Reign: The union of the Scottish and English crowns under one monarch. Political Intrigue: … Read more