Twelfth Night and Sexuality

Ignorant imitation of the drama of episode 12 encapsulates the meaning of men and women through the 16th century. The role of each gender is static and can not be crossed in a public place under any circumstances. In the Shakespeare era, women were not even allowed to portray themselves on the stage, men played their role. In my opinion, Shakespeare uses dramas to express the current hypocrisy, so that people can not express their real identity. On the night of the 12th, occupations should not be provided based on gender, but only skills should be considered.

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:

Gender identity and sexual appeal have been explored on the night's nature on the 12th day, and male actors who play viola enhance the impression of bisexuality and sexuality. Some modern scholars believe that on the evening of the twelfth day male actors and viola deception caused confusion and solved "specially immediate" sexuality problems. They also accepted an explanation of the sex of the 12th day from the general scientific theory that women are mere incomplete men. This belief accounts for almost indistinguishable differences between the two men and women reflected in the casting and the night personality on the 12th day.

The three themes of William Shakespeare 'Twelfth Night', 'Hamlet' and 'Winter Story' all share the same theme 'gender and gender'. In three plays, the plight of women has been solved (Ralli, 2008). On the night of the twelfth day it represents a sexual disorder, people overcome the people they love at different heights. Hamlet shows that women are deemed to be morally corrupt as males keep women's wishes. In "The Story of Winter", King Reon Tess depicted hatred for women because they condemned wife and daughter as dishonest. There are some similarities and differences in gender and sex in the story of Hamlet and "Winter".