A Grammar of Shakespeare's Language by N.F. Blake

by N.F. Blake

Although numerous books on Shakespeare are published every year, his language is a neglected topic. Yet an understanding of how his language works is fundamental to appreciating every aspect of his work. In this study of the grammar of Shakespeare's language, a detailed analysis is given. Steering clear of linguistic jargon it includes not only traditional features such as the make up of clauses and differing parts of speech, but also language in use in various forms of discourse.

Genres: Shakespeare, Nonfiction

Paperback

First published November 7, 2001

About the author

Norman Francis Blake