William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon, 23 april 1564, gedoopt 26 april 1564 - aldaar, 23 april OS 1616 was een Engels toneelschrijver, dichter en acteur.
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Twee Edellieden Van Verona eBook : Shakespeare, William, Burgersdijk, L. A. J. , 1828-1900: Amazon.nl: Books

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"Twee Edellieden van Verona" is a classic Shakespearean comedy filled with love, loyalty, betrayal, and forgiveness. The play follows the intertwined lives of Valentine, Silvia, Proteus, and Julia, exploring themes of romance, mistaken identities, and reconciliation. Set in Milan with references to other cities like Verona and Padua, the play features witty wordplay, puns, and classical mythology references, showcasing Shakespeare's clever writing. The story culminates in a dramatic confrontation between Proteus and Valentine, highlighting the power of repentance and redemption. The resolution sees the characters reuniting and reconciling, creating a compelling and engaging narrative.

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Twee Edellieden van Verona (Engelse titel: The Two Gentlemen of Verona) is een komedie die William Shakespeare in de periode tussen 1589 en 1594 schreef. Het belangrijkste thema van het verhaal is het conflict dat kan ontstaan tussen de trouw voor een vriend en het toegeven aan een passie voor een vrouw die deze vriendschap kan vernietigen. De meeste onderzoekers zijn het er over eens dat het een van de vroegste, zo niet de vroegste komedie is die Shakespeare schreef. Er bestaat echter nogal wat onenigheid over of Shakespeare al dan niet in 1592 reeds aan een vroege versie ervan bezig was. Vast staat dat het na zijn dood door zijn collega- acteurs John Heminges en Henry Condell in de First Folio van 1623 werd opgenomen. Een andere aanwijzing dat het wel degelijk een stuk van zijn hand is, vinden we bij Francis Meres' Palladis Tamia uit 1598, een lijst met werken die Meres aan Shakespeare toeschreef. Shakespeare maakte voor zijn komedie waarschijnlijk gebruik van de volgende bronnen: Diana van de Portugees Jorge de Montemayor.

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William Shakespeare, Stratford-upon-Avon, 23 april 1564, gedoopt 26 april 1564 - aldaar, 23 april OS 1616 was een Engels toneelschrijver, dichter en acteur.

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