In my opinion, I think Shakespeare is a man. The plays written by him were definitely masterpieces; however, women at that time were not allow to be educated. Only men had chances to study. Therefore, it is reasonable to think that William Shakespeare is a male.
I believe Shakespeare is the greatest dramatist in the world. I think Shakespeare is a man. I have read a book talkink about Shakespeare before. The content of the book refers his marriage. Therefore, I never doubt his gender.
Most people think that Shakespeare is a man. However, the result I search from the Internet made me surprised. It says that Shakespeare may be a woman named Mary Sidney. She was also a poet, and one of the women who had the highest level of education. Mary once formed a literary circle, and saw to upgrade English literature as its mission. When I finished reading the article of Mary Sidney, I tended to believe that Shakespeare is a woman.
I think that it doesn’t matter whether Shakespeare was a men or a woman. Shakespeare left lots of masterpieces. Nobody denies the status of Shakespeare on the literature. So it is unnecessary for us to argue the true gender of Shakespeare.
well, i think Shakespeare is a woman. There are lots of mysteries left after Shakespeare died. First, the sonnet written by Shakespeare was mostly for young men. Second, the first script published in 1623 was for Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery. There are still lots of mysteries , however, no matter Shakespeare is a woman or a man, the artworks he left are more important than his/her gender.
To my instinct, I prefer Shakespeare as a men.Not due to my gender,but the huge stage he create in his tragedy.However, after watching the sonnets written by Willian, I couldn't wonder if a male can depict such sentimental atmosphere. The words are so tender, the scene is so elegant.Then I doubted that Shakespeare must be female.
Well, it's no matter that Shakespeare is a "he" or "she",it would not affect his status as a literary author in nowadays. yet, I perfer Shakespear is a woman. Why? Beacause if it is true, the life of Shakespeare might be very mysterious and very interesting.It is no doubt that in that age, woman has no status. And so how can Shakespear spread his masterpieces to the world ,and how can he become so famous? The answer might be a perfect story in astonishment and I think it the answer can really interest me.
Shakespeare has given us interesting women, but they are all seen from a male point of view. It’s a thoughtful view, but it is still an outsider’s view. Had Shakespeare been a female, she would have revealed more deeply the inner workings of a woman’s mind.
Shakespeare was certainly male. He does, however exhibit a strong sensitivity to the feminine point of view in the creation of many of his characters including Paulina in The Winter's Tale and Constance in King John. Some might consider that this is evidence that, in the modern parlance, his sex may have been male but his gender was female.
In my opinion, I think Shakespeare is a man. The plays written by him were definitely masterpieces; however, women at that time were not allow to be educated. Only men had chances to study. Therefore, it is reasonable to think that William Shakespeare is a male.
回复删除I believe Shakespeare is the greatest dramatist in the world. I think Shakespeare is a man. I have read a book talkink about Shakespeare before. The content of the book refers his marriage. Therefore, I never doubt his gender.
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回复删除Most people think that Shakespeare is a man. However, the result I search from the Internet made me surprised. It says that Shakespeare may be a woman named Mary Sidney. She was also a poet, and one of the women who had the highest level of education. Mary once formed a literary circle, and saw to upgrade English literature as its mission. When I finished reading the article of Mary Sidney, I tended to believe that Shakespeare is a woman.
回复删除I think that it doesn’t matter whether Shakespeare was a men or a woman. Shakespeare left lots of masterpieces. Nobody denies the status of Shakespeare on the literature. So it is unnecessary for us to argue the true gender of Shakespeare.
回复删除well, i think Shakespeare is a woman. There are lots of mysteries left after Shakespeare died. First, the sonnet written by Shakespeare was mostly for young men. Second, the first script published in 1623 was for Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery. There are still lots of mysteries , however, no matter Shakespeare is a woman or a man, the artworks he left are more important than his/her gender.
回复删除To my instinct, I prefer Shakespeare as a men.Not due to my gender,but the huge stage he create in his tragedy.However, after watching the sonnets written by Willian, I couldn't wonder if a male can depict such sentimental atmosphere. The words are so tender, the scene is so elegant.Then I doubted that Shakespeare must be female.
回复删除Well, it's no matter that Shakespeare is a "he" or "she",it would not affect his status as a literary author in nowadays. yet, I perfer Shakespear is a woman. Why? Beacause if it is true, the life of Shakespeare might be very mysterious and very interesting.It is no doubt that in that age, woman has no status. And so how can Shakespear spread his masterpieces to the world ,and how can he become so famous? The answer might be a perfect story in astonishment and I think it the answer can really interest me.
回复删除B9803169康家禎
回复删除我認為莎士比亞應該是一位男性，因為目前所有的影片和資料沒有描寫到女性的心理狀態，但是莎士比亞並不是不擅長描寫心理活動的，他的故事所呈現的都是由男性的視角所看到的世界，雖然也不排除這種面向的寫作是為了迎合當時大眾的喜好。但是女性在當時的地位要出頭實在是很不容易的。
B9827122 林立勛
回复删除我覺得莎士比亞應該是位男士
雖然他的劇本內很多都加入了女性的腳色
但是很通常都是女扮男裝的狀況
而且每每描述愛情幾乎都是以男性的腳色當出發點
女性的相比起來份量較少
我認為莎士比亞是一位男生,因為在當時的社會環境下,女生是比較難以表達自己意見的
回复删除,此外,當時的女性是不被允許上戲院演出的,所以我認為能夠寫出如此豐富作品的莎士比亞
應該是位男性.
另一方面,我比較懷疑的是莎士比亞是否真的有寫出那麼多膾炙人口的作品,像中國在古代就
有很多人會以比較出名的作家的名子當作自己作品的名稱一樣,或許現在我們所見到的莎士比亞
著作並不是完全出自同一人之手,而其中有些是其他人托莎士比亞之名氣所做的也不一定.
B9902082 廖威銘
回复删除Shakespeare has given us interesting women, but they are all seen from a male point of view. It’s a thoughtful view, but it is still an outsider’s view. Had Shakespeare been a female, she would have revealed more deeply the inner workings of a woman’s mind.
Shakespeare was certainly male. He does, however exhibit a strong sensitivity to the feminine point of view in the creation of many of his characters including Paulina in The Winter's Tale and Constance in King John. Some might consider that this is evidence that, in the modern parlance, his sex may have been male but his gender was female.