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A rhythmic ten-syllable pattern Jiang presents as the musical device that makes Shakespeare memorable.
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iambic pentameter
A rhythmic ten-syllable pattern Jiang presents as the musical device that makes Shakespeare memorable.
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Shakespeare was experienced as performance and music by ordinary audiences, not primarily as a school text.
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"...Shakespeare creates music in his plays is through a device called iambic pentameter, OK? Iambic pentameter, you know, right? Iambis is just the arrangement..."
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"...right? It's really easy for us to remember songs. So, flat iambic pentameter, Shakespeare's plays are memorable, beautiful, and resonant, meaning they touch our..."
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"All right. So, again, this is an iambic pentameter. To be or not to be, that is the question. Whether it is nobler in..."
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"...memorize but as but but but the benefit of I make pentameter is that actually the speeches are pretty easy to memorize okay and..."
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