Shakespeare Complete Works (3)

Author: William Shakespeare
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Publish Date: 1998-08-01
Features: William Shakespeare was a great playwright and poet during the English Renaissance. His works, except for the early poems he wrote, mainly consist of 37 blank verse plays. The revolutionary leaders Marx and Engels were very fond of Shakespeare's plays. They not only frequently quoted Shakespeare's dramatic works and characters in their own writings but also, when discussing the art of drama, fully recognized Shakespeare's position in the history of drama, pointed out his outstanding achievements in realistic creation, and proposed the principle of "Shakespeareanization" in writing, which means starting from real life rather than abstract concepts and shaping vivid and rich plots to create distinct and typical characters. Shakespeare's works have echoed throughout the world of literature, thought, and even philosophy, and their influence no longer belongs to a single era. His works have been passed down as a precious cultural heritage of all humanity and have become one of the important "themes" for future literary creation. This is the volume of our "Complete Works of Shakespeare" we are launching.