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As Ben Jonson said,\" He was not of an age but for all times.\" His appeal is universal and eternal.  \nWilliam Shakespeare was born on April 23, 1564. He was a multifaceted genius. He was a play-wright, poet and actor. He was called the \"Bard of Avon.\" He wrote 39 plays, 154 sonnets and two long narrative poems. He was born and brought up in Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire. He married Anne Hathway at the age of 18. Anne was 26 years old then. He had three children Susanna, Hamnet and Judith. During 1585 to 1592, he began successful career in London as an actor and writer. He also became a partner in owning the playing company and theatre in London. At the age of 49, in 1613, he retired to Straford where he died three years later.  \nShakespeare wrote most of his well-known works between 1589 and 1613. His early plays were comedies and histories. Then he turned to tragedies which included his famous tragedies like \"Hamlet\", \"Othello\",\"King Lear\", \"Macbeth\" etc. Shakespeare had studied at Grammar Schools where he studied Latin classical writers. He had a little formal education but he learnt a lot from the school of life.  \nThen major plays of Shakespeare are as follows :  \nComedies :  \n1. As you Like it  \n2. The Comedy of Errors  \n3. Love's Labour Lost  \n4. Measure for Measure  \n5. The Merchant of Venice  \n6. A Mid-Summer Night's Dream  \n7. The Tarning of the Shrew  \n8. Twelfth Night  \n9. Much Ado About Nothing  \nHistorical Plays :  \n1. Henry IV-Part-I  \n2. Henry IV-Part-II  \n3. Henry V  \n4. Henry IV-Part-I  \n5. Henry IV-Part-II  \n6. Henry IV-Part-III  \n7. King John  \nTragedies :  \n1. Antony and Cleopatra  \n2. Hamlet  \n3. Julius Caesar  \n4. Macbeth  \n5. Othello  \n6. Romeo and Juliet  \nRomances :  \n1. Cymbeline  \n2. Pericles  \n3. The Tempest  \n4. The Winter's Tale  \nPoems :  \n1. 156 Sonnets  \n2. Lucrece  \n3. Venus and Adonis  \nShakespeare was deeply indebted to Seneca, Kyd, Marlowe, Lyly, Peele and Greene. He was an experimenter. He borrowed the themes of his plays from history and other chronicles. He did borrow from his predecessors but he left a great impact of his originality in all his plays. He was profoundly indebted to Kyd and Marlowe. Ben Jonson was also his contemporary who was a classicist at heart. He disapproved of romantic attitude but he had to admit that Shakespeare was not for an age but for all times.  \nShakespeare was influenced by Marlowe's use of blank verse. Marlowe had introduced conflict in his tragedy. It was more psychological than physical. His heroes are pitted against inexorable force. He was a great product of the age of Renaissance which displays the intense love for knowledge and power. The following are the important characteristics of Shakespeare that make him a great writer of all times.  \n(i) Shakespeare was a genius who experimented with different forms adding his personal touch.  \n(ii) His originality lies not in newness but his genuineness.  \n(iii) He had a profound understanding of human nature. His plays have profound psychological touch","cbCaismdLztus5JA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaismdLztus5JA","pdf",1369935,77,"English","# General Introduction\n## Life and Works of William Shakespeare\n## Major Plays of Shakespeare\n## Important Characteristics of Shakespeare\n## Shakespearean Tragedy\n## Aristotle’s Definition of Tragedy\n# Semester end examination\n## Long Answer Questions\n## Short Notes Questions","[{\"question\":\"What units and texts are covered in this English course paper?\",\"answer\":\"Unit 1 covers “As You Like It” and Unit 2 covers “Macbeth,” both under the William Shakespeare course title.\"},{\"question\":\"How is the semester-end exam structured in marks and question types?\",\"answer\":\"The paper includes long-answer questions for Unit 1 and Unit 2 (14 marks each) and short-notes questions for Unit 1 and Unit 2 (7 marks each).\"},{\"question\":\"Which major characteristics of Shakespeare are listed in the introduction?\",\"answer\":\"The introduction highlights experimentation with forms, genuine originality, deep understanding of human nature, audience awareness, highly poetic language and wisdom, humor, the role of fate in tragedies, and distinctions from Greek tragedy themes.\"}]","TYBA SEM. 5 Core Course in English (CCE 11) - Unit 1 & Unit 2: William Shakespeare - Semester End Examination | PDF",1789940568,194]