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https://www.jstor.org/stable/23329483 BOSE, AMALENDU. TEACHING OF SHAKESPEARE. Indian Literature Vol. 9, No. 2 pp. 77-84. Sahitya Akademi, April-June 1966

Quote- "Our education is bound to grow in dimensions and advance in new directions in the coming years, but we can forget or neglect our old traditions only at our peril." paraphrase- The author highlights how we may lose our past traditions at times due to neglect. relevance-This is relevant because this source goes into detail over Shakespeare's involvement in the growth of these literary traditions over the years.

https://www.folger.edu/shakespeare "Shakespeare's Life" Folger SHAKESPEARE LIBRARY.

Quote-"A great deal of our world-class collection is devoted to his plays and poems, which we have in copies ranging from their earliest printings to the most recent editions. Researchers at the Library can consult everything from 16th-century printed books to 20th-century theatrical ephemera." Paraphrase-This source is a holding library filled with many of Shakespeare's great works. Relevance-This will support my research greatly

https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/william-shakespeare-born History.com Editors. "William Shakespeare born". A&E Television Network.

Quote-"It is impossible to be certain the exact day on which he was born, but church records show that he was baptized on April 26, and three days was a customary amount of time to wait before baptizing a newborn." Paraphrase-This segment theorizes the beginning of Shakespeare's life. Relevance-This tells us that his exact date of birth isn't known regardless of being one of the most renown writers.

https://www.bl.uk/shakespeare/articles/shakespeares-life Dickson, Andrew. "Shakespeare's Life". 15 Mar 2016.

Quote-"It's sometimes said that one could cram every known fact about William Shakespeare on to the back of a postcard. That isn't true - a wealth of historical evidence confirms everything from his family background (comfortably middle-class) to his business interests (extensive). What is true is that little of that evidence gives us access to the man himself, still less the nature of his genius: no manuscripts for major plays, no annotated sources, no intimate correspondence." Paraphrase- Here we have Andrew Dickinson going into detail over the complex type of person and writer Shakespeare was. Relevance-This gives us a close historical look at Shakespeare's peers and how people regarded him.

https://www.rjoe.org.in/Files/vol3issue2/new/17.RJOE%2095-99.pdf . Srinivas Rao, Parupalli. "THE INFLUENCE OF SHAKESPEARE ON THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE." English Language Centre, King Faisal University, Al-Hasa, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Quote-"Shakespeare's diction influenced the English language evidently. He expanded the lexicon of English Language. Shakespeare is prominent with his similes and vivid imagery. He used brawny words to give images. In addition, his similes gave the complete description of the scenario. This paper presents in brief the immense contribution of Shakespeare which is invaluable even in this 21st century.." Paraphrase-This quote entails the type of structuring strategies Shakespeare used to utilize the English language to his advantage. Relevance-This source can help me gather information on his methods.

https://dalspace.library.dal.ca/bitstream/handle/10222/79154/YAHotline_95_3.pdf?sequence=1 Parsons, Lindsay. Whynot, Tammy. "Biography of Shakespeare" and "Shakespeare's Lasting Impact on Literature"

Quote-"Shakespeare's works are dominated by classic narrative structures that, although not invented by Shakespeare, were arguably applied better by him than any author since." Paraphrase-This source shows us the many literary writings carrying similar qualities to Shakespeare's works. Relevance-This connects to my main research question about Shakespeare's deep-rooted connections in literature.

https://journals.co.za/doi/pdf/10.10520/AJA1011582X_112 NETHERSOLE, REINGARO. ""Shakespeare Without End": Shakespeare and European Literature"". Sabinet Gateway. 2009

Quote-"So much has already been said about Shakespeare that it seems almost impossible to say any more, and yet it is precisely the nature of the spirit [the great mind] to stimulate and inspire continuously...." Paraphrase-Many have spoken highly of Shakespeare and praised him continuously, but that still doesn't completely summarize his unbelievable talents. Relevance-This acknowledges that although he is quite a popular topic, it is for a very meaningful reason.

http://ir.amu.ac.in/19/1/T%20652.pdf M I S H R A, J. P. THE IMPACT OF SHAKEPERE ON HINDI LITERATURE. A THESIS SUBMITTED FOR THE Ph. D. DEGREE IN ENGLISH OF THE ALIGARH MUSLIM UNIVERSITY, MARCH, I 9 6 5

Quote-"The present thesis is an attempt to address the impact of Shakespeare on Hindi literature." Paraphrase-The author's thesis is intended to visualize the impacts Shakespeare has left on our culture. Relevance-This is one example of his major impact as a writer.

https://oapub.org/edu/index.php/ejel/article/view/2818 Parvin, Forida. Islam, Shariful. THE INFLUENCE OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE IN MODERN ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE. 2020

Quote-"The students of English, English learner, English researcher, English language researcher, English native or non-native speakers have profound attraction towards William Shakespeare. This is because Shakespeare is one of the best influential novelists and playwrights in the English language. Before Shakespearean time, the language of English was accurately not consistent. His writings significantly contributed to the standardization of English grammar, language, spelling, vocabulary and literature. Shakespeare included approximately 1700 unique words into the language many of them are still used in modern time." Paraphrase-This source entails the modern changes applied by Shakespeare in the English language. Relevance-This shows a very deep connection between Shakespeare and literature

http://adelinewang.pbworks.com/w/file/fetch/96991869/(final%20draft)%20Informative%20Essay%20on%20Shakespeare.pdf Wang, Adeline. "William Shakespeare: The Greatest Writer in Literature". English Composition, Professor Yeh. 7 April 2015.

Quote-"William Shakespeare's writing style is very prominent; throughout his thirty-seven plays, they can be classified into comedies, histories, and tragedies. A. With elaborate metaphors and rhetorical phrases, he devoted himself to writing comedies and histories in his early life." Paraphrase-This source tells us what he wrote during specific periods in his life. Relevance-A timeline of his short life is a precious recourse, allowing me to better connect the story of his life to his writing.