Shakespeare in Love.
An earlier version of myself wrote this for womens' anthropology at Ventura College back in 2000. I thought I'd share:
All the worlds a stage and all the men merely players. It's a line that echoes through the ages. Simply stated, not only the written words of Shakespeare but some of the most profound words ever characterizing human culture. Understanding & acceptance of this philosophy questions society's lack of change, and the relevance of.
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Shakespeare famously wrote, "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players." He was speaking metaphorically of course, but in this age of total media saturation and dominan... Read Post
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