2 William Shakespeare and his comedies

Introduction..............................................................................................................2
1. William Shakespeare and his comedies...............................................................4
2.Best Shakespeare comedies ..................................................................................8
3. Elements of Shakespearean comedy...................................................................12
4. Main charecteristics of a Shakespearen comedy.................................................16


5. Comedy conventions...........................................................................................18
Conclusion .............................................................................................................27
Bibliography...........................................................................................................29

I. Introduction

1. General characteristics of the work
Before making the investigation in our qualification work we should give some nations on its organization structure.
Theme of qualification work.
The theme of my qualification work sounds as following :" women images in Shakespeare's comedies" I have chosen this theme as in my opinion the role of a women in society is difficult to overestimate and it was Shakespeare who first took the role of women in high rank among the writers in Middle Age literary Reneissanse in Great Britain. And in comedies it is most obviously showed all the opositoins of a women's character.
Actuality of the theme
The real actual character is based on the thesis that all Shakespeare's works remain up-today even though rhey had been writen more than three centuries ago! They do not only teach us all the best features of a women's character but also shows us the worst which we women, have. All these ,both good and evil,we still have. One more actual character lies in purely linguistic features: The Great Bard introduced more than 10000 new english words and not in the last degree it concerns the adjectives which Shakespeare used when charecterizing women in his comedies.