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By Clarissa Benning

Seminar paper from the 12 months 2015 within the topic English Language and Literature reports - Literature, grade: 2,0, college of Bonn, language: English, summary: William Shakespeare is among the most vital English authors, his performs are renowned this day even if he lived within the sixteenth century. specially his love dramas get pleasure from nice acceptance. This paper bargains along with his comedy „A Midsummer Night's Dream“. approximately each person is aware the well-known sentence Lysander says to Hermia: „The process real love by no means did run tender“ (MND I.i.134).

Love is the most subject matter during this play and this sentence mirrors the affection among the 4 Athenian fanatics rather well. The flower 'love-in-idleness' screws up the total love constellation in addition to Egeus, Hermia's father, who doesn't let his daughter to marry the guy she loves. during the play love is gifted with a big variety of metaphors and it acquires new shapes.

It is awesome that these metaphors who describe the affection within the play are metaphors of nature. The moon, a twin of inconstancy is usually used to teach the inconstancy of affection among the 4 Athenian enthusiasts as a result of the magic flower. moreover, love is associated with the eyes, however it is deceptive, even though, to finish that there's a easy organization among love and wonder, simply because the eyes are associated with love. along with Shakespeare exhibits the ability of affection among the protagonists. Love isn't just a sense, it adjustments the perception.

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