Content introduction Main body

CONTENT


Introduction……………………………………………………..…………..…..3
Main body.

1. 
   Shakespeare's place in English drama of 16th century ……..….…...….….5
   
2. 
   Shakespeare's works: classification and chronology………………………8
   
3. 
   Morphological peculiarities…………………………………………...…..13
   
4. 
   Literary Devices in Shakespeare's drama and tragedies ……………….…16
   
5. 
   The development of Shakespeare's style…………………………………..24
   

Conclusion………………………………………………………………..………28
List of used literatures…………………………………………………………..29


Introduction
William Shakespeare was an English poet and playwright who is considered by many to be the greatest writer in the English language and the preeminent playwright of the world.
By that time, England had become a powerful state, but there were no special changes for the better in the life of the English people, and the power of money was growing stronger. Shakespeare saw these contrasts and showed them in his works.
All of Shakespeare's writings are devoted to love, life and death, and these universal themes are beautifully touched by him. His poetry and dramas reflect his extraordinary knowledge of human psychology. Therefore, his characters have become memorable in the field of literature.
Shakespeare explored poetry and drama, but it was drama that brought him fame. Even his dramas are poetic. Poetry is inseparable from his work. He gave immortal lines. "To be or not to be" is an oft-quoted line from "Hamlet" that finds its reflection in modern man, captured by the same idea of bewilderment.
This work is relevant in that with its help we can learn more about the influence of Shakespeare not only on English literature, but also on the language.
Words and phrases from Shakespeare's works have become part of the English language and are used by everyone. That is why this topic is so relevant.
The goal is to read the grammatical and stylistic devices used by Shakespeare.
The object of the work is the process of influence of Shakespeare's language on English literature and American English.
The theme is the analysis of Shakespeare's works.
The information base of the study is journal and newspaper articles, articles published in scientific books, textbooks, publications on the Internet.