Why Shakspeare's unimaginable popularity?
→April Guldenrath (Colorado Springs) , an English and Philosophy teacher, →TED-Ed contributor, uses screencasting to convey content to her students in the most effective way she can, to gain a fuller understanding of the subject matter.
April Guldenraths →TED-Ed Cartoon (together with→ Cartoonist Franz Palomares ) belongs to the 10 most popular →TED-Ed lessons
She took a closer look at Shakespeare’s words --for instance his insults--and demonstrates why Shakespeare is known as a master playwright whose works transcend time and appeal to audiences all over the world.
How can it be comprehensible that not a single letter has been preserved for posterity somewhere by the most powerful man of the word?
April Guldenraths →TED-Ed Cartoon (together with→ Cartoonist Franz Palomares ) belongs to the 10 most popular →TED-Ed lessons
She took a closer look at Shakespeare’s words --for instance his insults--and demonstrates why Shakespeare is known as a master playwright whose works transcend time and appeal to audiences all over the world.
How can it be comprehensible that not a single letter has been preserved for posterity somewhere by the most powerful man of the word?
Insults by Shakespeare
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