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A Midsummer Night’s Dream

William Shakespeare

US $17.23

US $21.54

2025/09

9789888915729

ePub

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書籍簡介

Literature > English Literature

William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream lies a playful yet profound exploration of love—the way it sparks joy, causes confusion, and transforms lives. Throughout the play, Shakespeare highlights that love is wild and unpredictable, much like the mischievous fairies and enchanted forest that serve as its setting. Characters fall in and out of love, often driven by magic spells or misunderstandings. Yet, amid the chaos, there’s a sense of joy and wonder. The Enrich Spot edition of A Midsummer Night’s Dream is organized into three parts : (1) The abridged story in modern English ensures you understand the story, (2) the vocabulary and literary devices of Shakespeare's language deepen your appreciation of the work and (3) the original text offers an authentic experience of Shakespeare’s artistry.

作者簡介

William Shakespeare

Born in 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon, William Shakespeare left school young but became the greatest writer in English. By the 1590s, he was London's most successful playwright, writing for both Queen Elizabeth I and common groundlings who paid a penny to stand in the Globe Theatre's yard. Shakespeare’s writings are famous for their poetic language, clever wordplay, and deep insights into human nature. He wrote about love and jealousy, ambition and betrayal, comedy and tragedy—often blending these elements in a single play. His characters are complex and memorable, each revealing truths about human emotions that still resonate today. More than four centuries later, his plays are still performed, studied, and loved around the world.