Analysis of "Twelfth Night"

William · Shakespeare is definitely the most important writer in all British literature, and of course British Renaissance's most influential playwright. Born in Stratford-upon-Avon in northern England in 1564, he was the son of a middle class glove maker. In competition with an excellent company such as Christopher Marlow and Ben Johnson, Shakespeare soon became one of the most popular playwrights in London and became favorite of Queen Elizabeth.

William Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night" is a romantic comedy of Elizabeth stage. The complete title is the night of the twelfth day, or what you are about to do. As part of the festive season celebration, Shakespeare wrote a show about the atmosphere of the festival on the 12th night of Christmas on January 6th. The play uses confusing, naughty, and cartoon dialogues to achieve that effect. Shakespeare wrote the night of the twelfth day between 1600 and 1602. The first recorded performance was held on February 2, 1602 in a hall in the nave of London, at a facility that provides accommodation and education to an ambitious attorney. February 2 is considered the last day of Christmas, the candle festival to celebrate the presence of Jesus in the Temple of Jerusalem and the purification of the Virgin Mary. This is also the day to leave the candles blessing

On the night of the 12th day it was written around 1601 and was played the first time in 1602. At the end of the Elizabethan era, the plan was thought to originate from many possible sources, many of them affected sex and male and female fixation of 12 nights. The first material was Plato's workshop, where Aristophanes mentioned the origin of love. He initially said that humans are connected and each pair is a perfect person. Some of them are male, some are female, and some partnership includes men and women. But Zeus punished human arrogance, divide creatures in the middle and decided to separate it from "the other half" of our text. At the end of the night on the 12th day Antonio remembered the story in words. When looking at the same twins, Viola and Sebastian he was very excited: