MORE MONOLOGUES BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

"The whole world is the stage" is the monologue of William · Shakespeare 's "You like it" on the 13th line of the 2nd act 2nd curtain by the dark jack. In this presentation, we compare the world with the drama and the stage of the catalog and the life. Seven stages of life in a person who may be referred to as the age of an infant, a boy, a lover, a soldier, justice, Pantalone, and the elderly, a seven year old are facing imminent death. This is one of the frequently quoted verses of Shakespeare. The comparison between the world and the stage, and the people and the actor has already surpassed Shakespeare. Ancient Roman poet Juventus writes one of the earliest versions of this series on his "satire 3": "All Greece is the stage, all Greece are actors." Richard Edward's script Shakespeare Damon and Piasius, written in the year when it was born, contained several lines. "Pythagoras says that the world seems to be a stage / many of them play their role; bystanders, saints"

William Shakespeare William Shakespeare was born in Stuffon-Evan in the UK in April 1564. John Shakespeare's son is Glover and her mother Mary Arden is from a wealthy family. William · Shakespeare is the largest of the three sons and has four daughters. Since Shakespeare's death, there are many books about Shakespeare and his work. For example, in the 17th century, Aberrey wrote Shakespeare in his life in Brisbane ... the greatest poet Furthermore, Shakespeare is the world's most famous writer. Other authors' works have not been published many times in many places or in such a wide range of places. Shakespeare knows humanity like other writers. He can notice the quality of everyone in a special dramatic case.