1.	Renesance v Londýně

2.	Shakespearův život

2.1.	Stratford nad Avonou

2.2.

Londýn

3.	Alžbětinské divadlo, herci

3.1.

Herci

3.2.	Víceúrovňové divadlo

4.	Zdroje inspirace

5.	Struktura her, jeho práce

5.1.

Dílo

5.2.	Struktura tragédie

5.3.	Romeo a Julie

6.	Shakespearovo divadla

"1) Renaissance in London
The Elizabethan era, sometimes called “the age of Shakespeare” is often considered to be the golden age in English history. Beginning in Italy, and spreading to the rest of Europe by the 16th century, its influence affected literature, philosophy, art, politics, science, religion, and other aspects of intellectual inquiry. The English period began far later than the Italian, which is usually considered to begin with Dante (12. century).
The renaissance caused change in human´s minds. People believed now that they have same freedom of choice (svoboda volby, výběru) – new kind of lifestyle. In contrast to the Medieval (středověký) world with emphasis on the afterlife, in the Renaissance human want to enjoy every day – the Renaissance offer some rewards here on earth. They stop to believe there is some afterlife, they are not so religious as before → they are interested in human. They believe they can shape their destiny, influence their destiny → how can you shape up your destiny? → be yourself, do what you want, education, don’t just wait, actively take part. It was era of science, learning and exploring, new ideas - learning as possible as you can, eager to know from each other. In this era was important eloquence of speech – how rich your language is, how you can really speak (kvalita mluveného slova).

- they wanted to know more about their country´s history → by watching drama – historical plays (Rome, Greece, Egypt) → through the drama they could learn everything about the history
- enthusiastic audiences
- the city itself became a leading centre of trade, England became very popular - the English were proud → many foreigners started to travel there and move there
- quick courses in French, Dutch, Italian, Arabic → business with strangers
- young intelligent people learn much about foreign lands and foreign ways without ever leaving England

2) Shakespeare´s life
Stratford upon Avon (in the centre of England)
- in 16th century English village surrounded by forest, where deer wandered freely and wild flowers grew. Swans sailed along the River Avon. Nowadays we can still find his house, where he was born
- he was born in Stratford upon Avon, probably on April 23 (St George´s Day), 1564, and christened on April 26.
- his father (John Shakespeare) was glovemaker and was known and respected man in the town, he hold several important local government positions
- his mother (Mary Arden) was from a good family – she was a daughter of a local farmer (she inherited some wealth)
- as a young boy he attended grammar school – Latin grammar
- Ann Hathaway´s cottage – home of his wife in nearby village
- house and garden of Dr. John Hall – son in law
- huge park – picnic after walking
- Shakespeare’s theatre
- Holy Trinity Church – he was christened there; he is buried there"

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