In the DICTIONARY OF SHAKESPEARE, the opinions, quotes, witticisms, proverbial phrases, puns, and popular lines from the complete works of William Shakespeare have been gathered and organized into entries, creating a work with "megaton" intellectual power, as it flows from the genius of the greatest dramatist.
The reader now holds not 39 volumes, but one, which allows them, through 500 entries and 3,450 phrases, to explore the breadth of the themes that occupied Shakespeare, from the most complex, such as love, passion, marriage, infidelity, life, death, justice, power, God, fate, sorrow, lust, pride, to the simpler ones, like humor, celebration, hair, fashion, play, and more.
The Shakespeare Dictionary is aimed at all those who resist pervasive foolishness, wish to sharpen their minds with witty discourse, and delight their souls with the lyricism of poetry. It also addresses teachers, providing a source of clever lines and arguments to awaken their students, as well as students, empowering them with arrows from the poet's quiver to inspire them and write with original, apt, and persuasive language.
No matter how someone uses this book, one thing is certain: they will embark on a magical flight into the universe of Shakespeare and return to earth richer in experience, knowledge, empathy, and expressive power.
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