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Shakespeare's diction makes ordinary words into tools of perception: changing how a word is used can change how the mind imagines reality.
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Shakespeare's diction makes ordinary words into tools of perception: changing how a word is used can change how the mind imagines reality.
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"new words are being introduced into England because of revolutions in agriculture, in trade, in communication, in technology, OK? So at this point in..."
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"he finds new ways of using it in his plays that forces us to reimagine the world in a different way, all right? That's..."
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English becomes empire because Shakespeare turns language into infrastructure.
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