Shakespeare Made Easy (A Midsummer Night's Dream)

Shakespeare Made Easy (A Midsummer Night's Dream)

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Nov 1, 2014 · الإنجليزية · غلاف ورقي (224 صفحات)
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تنسيق غلاف ورقي
صفحات 224
لغة الإنجليزية
منشور Nov 1, 2014
الناشر Oxford University Press
رقم ISBN-10 0748702784
رقم ISBN-13 9780748702787

الوصف

Alan Durband's engaging adaptation invites readers to explore the enchanting world of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" with clarity and ease. This retelling simplifies the original text, breaking down complex language and themes, making the play accessible to both seasoned fans and newcomers alike. The story unfolds in a whimsical forest, where love, magic, and mistaken identities run rampant, showcasing the delightful chaos that ensues when four lovers and a group of fairies intertwine their destinies.

Durband’s approach not only demystifies the intricacies of Shakespearean dialogue but also highlights the timeless relevance of the play’s themes, such as love, jealousy, and the nature of dreams. Readers are invited to step into a vibrant world where the lines between reality and fantasy blur, and they can appreciate the humor and beauty of Shakespeare’s work without feeling overwhelmed. This version serves as a perfect companion for those eager to understand and enjoy one of Shakespeare's most beloved comedies.

الأنواع

رومانسية غموض خيال علمي إثارة وتشويق الشباب الأطفال سيرة ذاتية حركة ومغامرة علم وتكنولوجيا تاريخ رعب مجتمع الميم فكاهة فانتازيا مانغا روايات مصورة شعر السفر الفن والتصوير الكلاسيكيات المعاصر الطبيعة

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I disliked this enough to forget to mark it as read. This one really was too annoying with its depiction of "love" and women that I was just having a terrible time pushing through very questionable thought processes and dialogues. It's disappointing since I thought this could be a new favorite (given my love for fairies/fae folk since childhood)

May 8th 2025

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