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New Perspective on Shakespeare's Language: An Evaluation of Blake's A Grammar of Shakespeare's Language

The article presents the major points of Blake's A Grammar of Shakespeare's Language.Through a comparison with Abbott's A Shakespearian Grammar,the author delineates the features of Blake's monograph and points out that it has the characteristics of the descriptive nature of modern grammar and that it shows a strong consciousness of grammar system.