Question

justify Shakespeare was true literally icon of English

Answer 1

the plays, sonnets written by him evoke various thoughts in the mind of the reader. these used to point out various activities that an individual witnesses in their lifetime. indeed he was a poet who could b truly appreciated.

Answer 2

hellow , I am Sonu singh here is your answer dramatist, poet, and actor who is often considered the greatest writer in the English language. One of the best examples of this fluctuating feature of identity is the English playwright William Shakespeare (1564-1616). His name and image have become a sign that encompasses a variety of qualities, a tool for reshaping other cultural objects, becoming a brand most commonly recognizable as sophisticated, important, erudite, complex, artistic, universal, intellectual, a natural genius, etc. But these qualities are part of only one side of his identity. One of the forces that have produced other facets of Shakespeare in our time is popular culture. In its search for identity, culture in general can carry out at least two functions: one of sacralisation, unifying a community around its myths, its beliefs and its memory, or the opposite, i.e a function of desacralization, dismantling a given system or standard, stripping hidden mechanisms, demystifying an element. Positioned against academic and high cultural assumptions that they possess the ‘authentic’ Shakespeare, contemporary popular culture communicates with audiences searching for other meanings and values.