About the characteristics of Shakespeare s writing, talk about Shakespeare s artistic characteristic

Meaning: Shakespeare.

The style is neither personal nor typical, but reflects the characteristics of a certain type in its own style.

Its writing is characteristic: it has a realistic nature.

and the duality of Romanticism;

The language is rich and vivid;

a combination of comedy and legendary writing;

Comedy has a romantic and lyrical style, with a beautiful and idyllic atmosphere;

In terms of character building, he reveals the depth of the characters through the description of inner contradictions and conflicts, and is good at using the artistic means of inner monologue to shape the characters with contrasting techniques.

The characteristics of his writing are not that they represent the majority and popularity, but only represent some characteristics, and of course there are some commonalities.

I have also read some of Shakespeare's works, but purely for literary hobby, I personally prefer to watch historical dramas, most of Shakespeare's historical plays are based on evidence, but not completely in line with the historical reality of the time, mainly through historical themes to express his humanist social thoughts, that is, against feudal separatism.

Like "Richard III" and "Henry IV", they mainly reflect some of his political ideas, turbulent times, violent monarchs, and his opposition to feudal separatist forces and his hope for their collapse.

Shakespeare's historical drama is not entirely true in my opinion, of course, he may follow a certain realism, but in my opinion it is still more dramatic, in his scripts character conflicts and social class contradictions are very serious, and he is good at portraying characters, in his scripts the characters are constantly changing and developing, with multifaceted and complex, most of them are portrayed through contrast, in order to highlight the character of the protagonist, reveal the inner life of the character, and promote the development of the plot.

3. All writing ideas are mainly based on Shakespeare's works, and his artistic characteristics are analyzed.

Text: Shakespeare's works are highly unified with ideology and artistry, and his works reflect the more advanced ideas of the time - humanist thought. Shakespeare's plays are a stunning expression of his own time and the spirit of the times, expressing the ideals of the humanists with great artistic skill.

Lear's indictment of the evils of the society at that time in the midst of the storm (King Lear, Act 3, Scene 2), Hamlet's monologue on the issue of life and death (Hamlet, Act 3, Act 3), and Tyman's condemnation of the evils of capitalist society (Timon the Athenian, Act 4, Scene 3), these famous poems are all wonderful expressions of humanist thought.

His revelations are extremely profound, his writing is extremely vivid, his feelings are extremely profound, and his language is extremely sharp, all of which are highly artistic reflections of the spirit of the times at that time.

Shakespeare's plays create a series of typical characters with strong generalizations, unique personalities, and development in contradictions. Many of his famous tragic figures, whether it is the thoughtful and melancholy Hamlet, the upright and simple and gullible Othello, or the wronged and miserable King Lear.

Macbeth, who is powerful, arrogant and cruel, Brutes who is open-minded and has good motives, or Antonio, who is brave and strong and noble, are all giants in Aeschylus's plays, with vivid images and outstanding personalities, which make an indelible impression.

Beginning with Hamlet and continuing into later works.

A poetic drama written in poetry, and in modern English.

1. Shakespeare.

It is indeed a poetic drama written in poetry, but it is a special kind of poetry, that is, a non-rhyming poem, plus rhyming poetry and prose, forming a mixture, rather than a single genre.

Some scholars have found that 70% of Shakespeare's plays are composed of plain poems, 5% are rhyming poems, and 25% are prose. Of course, not to say that the language of every script is in such proportions. In his early plays, the proportion of poems with rhyme is relatively large.

2. Shakespeare was written in modern English.

English is Anglo-Saxon.

The language spoken by the peoples, they are a branch of the Germanic peoples, originally living on the European continent. In the 5th century A.D., the Germanic peoples arose. One of them, the Anglo-Saxon nation, crossed the English Channel.

Originally lived in Britain.

The Celts on the island were defeated and established a kingdom from then on.

From the 5th century AD until 1100, the English they spoke was known as Old English. From the beginning of 1100 to around 1500, the English of this period is known as Middle English.

Shakespeare's works start from the reality of life and profoundly reflect the style of the times and the essence of society. Theatre, he argued, "seems to be a mirror to nature: to virtue to see its own face, to absurdity its own posture, to the times and society to see its own image and imprint".

Marx and Engels praised Shakespeare as a classic writer of realism, and proposed that drama creation should be more "Shakespearean". This is a creative principle in response to the shortcomings of "turning the individual into a mere mouthpiece for the spirit of the times" in theater creation. The so-called "Shakespeareization" requires writers to be good at starting from the reality of life, showing a broad social background, and providing a typical environment with the characteristics of the times for the characters and events in the works. The plot of the work should be vivid and rich, and the characters should have distinct personalities and typical significance; The portrayal of realism and the atmosphere of romanticism in the work should be skillfully combined; The language should be rich and expressive; The writer's inclination is to be revealed covertly and naturally in the description of the plot and characters.