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Exploring Sexuality with William Shakespeare

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English

 

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Pamela J

 

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July 23, 2014

 

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University

 

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It begins with the sonnets' dedication, a passage written by Shakespeare that opens a world of controversy amongst scholars. The dedication runs as follows: To.The.Only.Begetter.Of These.Ensuing.Sonnets. Mr.W.H.All.Happiness. And.That.Eternity. Promised. By. Our.Ever.Living.Poet. Wisheth. The...
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at the conclusion of the dedication refer to Thomas Thorpe, the original publisher of the sonnets (http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/sha/sha00.html). However, one question remains, who is Mr. W.H? During the English Renaissance, it was customary for members of high social standings to hire established writers and poets to create masterful love sonnets and other works of literature for their entertainment...
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