Welcome to the page that has things to pass the time!
What's on this page?
This page will be chock-full of things to study, studying recommendations, and things that will
help you understand the material for class. This is not a page that I would recommend using to
do homework, although I will start uploading class notes from my Kindle to this page. This is
also a page where you can chat or comment about the notes and help each other understand the
material.
Gearing up for Shakespeare!!!
Yes it's that time. Time for Shakespeare! I know right. I'm excited too! But don't worry. With this
series of posts and updates, Shakespeare will become even more fun because guess what?
You will understand it!
So of course, I have some links to sites that I think are really helpful in understanding Shakespeare.
Whether that is his language, his mood, his writing style, or his spelling! Take a while when you have
the chance to look over these links, I found all of them very helpful.
Welcome to the page that has things to pass the time!
What's on this page?
This page will be chock-full of things to study, studying recommendations, and things that willhelp you understand the material for class. This is not a page that I would recommend using to
do homework, although I will start uploading class notes from my Kindle to this page. This is
also a page where you can chat or comment about the notes and help each other understand the
material.
Gearing up for Shakespeare!!!
Yes it's that time. Time for Shakespeare! I know right. I'm excited too! But don't worry. With thisseries of posts and updates, Shakespeare will become even more fun because guess what?
You will understand it!
So of course, I have some links to sites that I think are really helpful in understanding Shakespeare.
Whether that is his language, his mood, his writing style, or his spelling! Take a while when you have
the chance to look over these links, I found all of them very helpful.
The Wikipedia biography on William Shakespeare -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare
A lesson on understanding Elizabethan language -
http://www.elizabethan-era.org.uk/elizabethan-language.htm
A couple things to know about Shakespeare -
http://absoluteshakespeare.com/trivia/facts/facts.htm
This should help you understand your sonnet from Shakespeare -
http://www.shakespeare-online.com/sonnets/sonnetanalyze.html
I found this link very helpful in understanding Shakespeare's crazy style -
http://www.shmoop.com/hamlet/writing-style.html