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Course Name :Shakespeare: Comedies, Histories, and Poems! For this first discussion question, I want you to explore how you feel about attempting this course: start with a description of your previ
Course Name :Shakespeare: Comedies, Histories, and Poems!
For this first discussion question, I want you to explore how you feel about attempting this course: start with a description of your previous encounters (if any) with Shakespeare, and then develop some thoughts about the challenges or even fears that you might be feeling (based on the "First Thoughts on Shakespeare" handout and the audio lecture of the same handout). Of course, feel free to discuss positive feelings as well! . (Remember our Discussion Guidelines: 300 - 600 words for the initial Response
Only have taken high school english class. Have read Macbeth, romeo and Juliet. A little hesitant on taking the course I really haven't read any shakespeare.
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