William shakeaspere

Nobel's Will and the Literature Prize

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Among the five prizes for in Alfred Nobel's will (1895), one was for the person who, in the literary field, had produced "the most outstanding work in an ideal direction". The Laureate should be determined by "the Academy in Stockholm", which was by the statutes of the Nobel Foundation to mean the Swedish Academy. These statutes defined literature as "not only belles-lettres, but also other writings which, by virtue of their form and style, possess literary value". At the same time, the restriction to works presented "during the preceding year" was : "older works" could be "if their significance has not become apparent until recently". It was also stated that candidates must be in writing by those entitled to do so before 1 February each year.

A special regulation gave the right of nomination to members of the Swedish Academy and other academies, institutions and societies similar to it in constitution and purpose, and to university teachers of aesthetics, literature and history. An emendation in 1949 specified the category of teachers: "professors of literature and philology at universities and university colleges". The right to nominate was at the same time to previous Prize-winners and to "presidents of those societies of authors that are representative of the literary production in their respective countries". The statutes also provided for a Nobel Committee "to give their opinion in matter of the award of the prizes" and for a Nobel Institute with a library which was to contain a substantial collection of mainly modern literature.

Biography of William Shakespeare

Crossword

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Across: 2. When he was born? 5. When was the name of his school? 7. He was an impotant?

Down: 1. According to the text When he was baptized? 2. When he was died ? 3. Who many theater plays he did? 4. Which was the name of his wife? 6. Which was the name of his first daughter?

Fear no more

Order the first paragraph of the poem.

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Where The Bee Sucks

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WHERE the sucks, there suck I:
In a cowslip's I lie;
There I couch when owls do cry.
On the bat's I do fly.
After summer merrily:
Merrily, merrily, shall I live now
Under the that hangs on the .

Characteristics and types of literature

Matching exercise

Match the items on the right to the items on the left.

Poetry	??? All plays or anything meant to be performed it comes from real life. Works are all based in real-world experiences which is long narrative poetry chronicling heroic deeds and serious subject matter which is any work written in prose that is not real, written in lines and stanzas instead of sentences and paragraphs.
Epic poetry	??? All plays or anything meant to be performed it comes from real life. Works are all based in real-world experiences which is long narrative poetry chronicling heroic deeds and serious subject matter which is any work written in prose that is not real, written in lines and stanzas instead of sentences and paragraphs.
Fiction	??? All plays or anything meant to be performed it comes from real life. Works are all based in real-world experiences which is long narrative poetry chronicling heroic deeds and serious subject matter which is any work written in prose that is not real, written in lines and stanzas instead of sentences and paragraphs.
Nonfiction	??? All plays or anything meant to be performed it comes from real life. Works are all based in real-world experiences which is long narrative poetry chronicling heroic deeds and serious subject matter which is any work written in prose that is not real, written in lines and stanzas instead of sentences and paragraphs.
Drama	??? All plays or anything meant to be performed it comes from real life. Works are all based in real-world experiences which is long narrative poetry chronicling heroic deeds and serious subject matter which is any work written in prose that is not real, written in lines and stanzas instead of sentences and paragraphs.

Poems of william shakespeare

Quiz

 

1. Choise the correct poem of william shakespeare
   1.   If you forget me
   2.   A Fairy Song
   3.   Still I rise
   4.   Dreams

Poems of william shakespeare

Quiz

 

1. Choise the correct poem of william shakespeare
   1.   If you forget me
   2.   A Fairy Song
   3.   Still I rise
   4.   Dreams

Poems of william shakespeare

Quiz

 

1. Choise the correct poem of william shakespeare
   1.   If you forget me
   2.   A Fairy Song
   3.   Still I rise
   4.   Dreams

Poems of william shakespeare

Quiz

 

1. Choise the correct poem of william shakespeare
   1.   If you forget me
   2.   A Fairy Song
   3.   Still I rise
   4.   Dreams

Poems of william shakespeare

Quiz

 

1. Choise the correct poem of william shakespeare
   1.   If you forget me
   2.   A Fairy Song
   3.   Still I rise
   4.   Dreams

Poems of william shakespeare

Quiz

 

1. Choise the correct poem of william shakespeare
   1.   If you forget me
   2.   A Fairy Song
   3.   Still I rise
   4.   Dreams

Poems of william shakespeare

Quiz

 

1. Choise the correct poem of william shakespeare
   1.   If you forget me
   2.   A Fairy Song
   3.   Still I rise
   4.   Dreams