|
|
Shakespeare, William - Sonnet 18 and Sonnet 130
Das Material gibt Auskunft über die Form von Sonetten, im speziellen bei Shakespeare, beschreibt den historischen Hintergrund und liefert biographische Informationen.
Exemplarisch werden die beiden bekannten Sonette 18 und 130 vorgestellt, nebenher wird das elisabethanische Weltbild besprochen und die Liebe zwischen Dichter und Angebeteter erklärt.
(Text auf deutsch)
|
5 |
ab € 2,79 |
Kaufen ›
|
|
|
Shakespeare, William - Sonnet 60 and Sonnet 73
Shakespeare’s sonnets continue to be as intriguing today as they were when they first appeared, and there has been much speculation about their dedication and the ‘dark lady’ some of them mention. The two sonnets chosen for interpretation here are exemplary for Shakespeare’s imagery, and belong to his most famous sonnets.
Introduction
Sonnet 60
Sonnet 73
|
4 |
ab € 1,99 |
Kaufen ›
|
|
|
Shakespeare, William - Sonnet 120
This sonnet is taken from the collection “Shakespeares Sonnets” (1609) which comprises 154 poems of the famous author and playwright.
Shakespeare´s sonnets are considered very modern, not only due to formal criteria (as addressing a man instead of a woman in sonnets 1-126), but also due to their topics (like jealousy, being walked out on, growing old etc.)
The lifetime of Shakespeare (1564-1616), which is known as the Elizabethan Age, is characterized by a pursuit of perfection that results from a fear of chaos. This can also be seen in the structure of the author´s work.
Content:
+ The sonnet
- The `transparent interpretation´
|
4 |
ab € 1,99 |
Kaufen ›
|
|
|
Shakespeare, William - Sonnet 49
William Shakespeare (1564-1616), poet and playwright, is nowadays considered as one of the greatest and most important English writers.
Apart from many plays like Macbeth, Hamlet and King Lear and various poems, he also wrote 154 sonnets that appeared for the first time in 1609 in a collection called Shake-Speares Sonnets.
In this material, his Sonnet 49 will be analyzed.
Content:
The text of the sonnet
Interpretation, additional remarks
|
4 |
ab € 1,99 |
Kaufen ›
|
|
|
Shakespeare, William - Sonnet 109
William Shakespeare (1564-1616), poet and playwright, is nowadays considered as one of the greatest and most important English writers.
Apart from many plays like Macbeth, Hamlet and King Lear and various poems, he also wrote 154 sonnets that appeared in 1609 in a collection called Shakespeares Sonnets.
In this material, his Sonnet 109 will be analysed.
Content:
- The text of the sonnet
- Interpretation, additional remarks
|
4 |
ab € 1,99 |
Kaufen ›
|
|
|
Shakespeare, William - Sonnet 16
William Shakespeare (1564-1616), poet and playwright, is nowadays considered as the greatest and most important English writer.
Apart from many plays like Macbeth, Hamlet and King Lear and various poems, he also wrote 154 sonnets that appeared in 1609 in a collection called Shakespeares Sonnets.
In this material, his Sonnet 16 will be analyzed.
Content:
- The text of the sonnet
- Interpretation, additional remarks
|
4 |
ab € 1,99 |
Kaufen ›
|
|
|
Shakespeare, William - Sonnet 12
William Shakespeare (1564-1616), poet and playwright, is nowadays considered as the greatest and most important English writer.
Apart from many plays like Macbeth, Hamlet and King Lear and various poems, he also wrote 154 sonnets that appeared in 1609 in a collection called Shake-Speares Sonnets. In this material, his Sonnet 12 will be analyzed.
Content:
The text of the sonnet
Interpretation, additional remarks
|
4 |
ab € 1,99 |
Kaufen ›
|
|
|
Shakespeare, William - Sonnet 18
William Shakespeare (1564-1616), poet and playwright, is nowadays considered as one of the greatest and most important English writers.
Apart from many plays like Macbeth, Hamlet and King Lear and various poems, he also wrote 154 sonnets that appeared in 1609 in a collection called Shakespeares Sonnets.
In this material, his Sonnet 18, which is probably one of the most famous and best-known sonnets, will be analysed.
Content:
- The text of the sonnet
- Interpretation, additional remarks
|
4 |
ab € 1,99 |
Kaufen ›
|
