Exploring the Socio-Political Climate of Elizabethan England during Shakespeare's Era
Channel: AD's English Literature
Date: 2023-01-16

"Exploring the Socio-Political Climate of Elizabethan England during Shakespeare's Era"

It is a privileged truth that Every man in a sense is the product of his age and no doubt Shakespeare must have represented his age. This is not to say that he did not exceed his age for that would be to strip him of his native genius. The indelible mark is forever in the history of world literature. It is just to point out that such a remarkable man has represented in his personae and works in a very remarkable age, golden Elizabethan England. It is truly the fascinating world of Elizabethan England during the era of William Shakespeare. This video will take a closer look at the socio-political climate of the time and how it shaped the culture and society of the period. From the rule of Queen Elizabeth I to the rise of the merchant class, we'll explore the key events and figures that influenced the world in which Shakespeare wrote. Whether you're a history buff, literature enthusiast, or simply want to learn more about this intriguing time in history, this video is for you. So let me guide you on a journey through Elizabethan England during the era of Shakespeare.

Highlights:

How did Queen Elizabeth influence Shakespeare?
What were some of the social and political aspects of the Elizabethan age that affected the literature?
What were the main beliefs that existed in society during Shakespeare's time?
What was Shakespeare's impact on literature?

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction
01:09 The Time of Queen Elizabeth
02:59 Church of England
03:47 Socio-Political Changes in England
05:35 Renaissance Influence & Native Tradition
09:08 A perfect Blending
11:20 Conclusion

Reference Study: Time and Art in Shakespeare's Romances by L. G. Salingar

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