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【正文】 r Page 13 The life of Shakespeare ?Arriving in London in 1586 ?Being wellknown in 1581 ?Died on 23, Apr,1616 Page 14 The tomb of Shakespeare Page 15 ?Though a respected poet and playwright in his own day, he did not rise to its present heights until the 19th century. Page 16 Sha39。s house Page 8 Anne Hathaway39。s life (15641616) Birthplace Page 6 ? Born in Warwickshire ? The 3rd of 8 kids ? Married at age 18 ? Work as an actor before 1590. Page 7 The home of Mary Arden, Willy Shakespeare39。s masterpieces Page 4 39。s literary position 39。William Shakespeare The peak of Humanism William Shakespeare 15641616 “ All the world 39。s a stage, And all the men and women merely players.” Page 3 Main Contents 39。s Legendary life 39。s literary position The western literature would have bee totally different without some literary figures. Shakespeare is one of the most qualified. Page 5 39。s mother39。s [Shakespeare39。s works The works of William Shakespeare are a great land mark in the history of world literature. He was the first founders of realism(現(xiàn)實(shí)主義 )， a masterhood at realistic portrayal of human characters and relations. Page 17 Karl Marx regarded Aeschylus and Shakespeare as “ the two greatest dramatic geniuses the world has ever know.” Shakespeare took stories from old sources such as old drama, novel, chronicles(編年史 )and folk legends.（民間傳說 ) Under Shakespeare’ s pen, those stories assumed new meaning and significance. Page 18 In the expression of art, he inherited three traditions of the dramas of ancient Greece and Rome, medieval Britain and the European Renaissance. He tried hard to reflect the true life and explore the inner mysteries, displaying many diverse and plex personalities, vivid characters. Page 19 ? During the twentytwo years of his literary work he produced 37 plays, two narrative poems and 154 sons. ? His literary work may be divided into three major periods： The first period(15901600) The second period(16011608) The third period(16091612) Page 20 ? His early plays were mainly edies and histories, he rose to the peak of sophistication and artistry（復(fù)雜性和藝術(shù)性） by the end of the sixteenth century. ? He then wrote mainly tragedies until about 1608, including Hamlet(1601), Othello(1604), King Lear(1605), and Macbeth(1605), considered some of the finest works in the English language. Page 21 39。s Complaint）
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