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Shakespeare's plays survive because friends and actors assembled posthumous texts from notes and memory in the First Folio after a performance-centered culture did not incentivize publication.
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Shakespeare's plays survive because friends and actors assembled posthumous texts from notes and memory in the First Folio after a performance-centered culture did not incentivize publication.
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"played off is performed all the time and you are forced to read Shakespeare in school so where is where do we get these..."
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"Shakespeare was so after his death his friends and I don't know their names okay but his friends want to remember him they want..."
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"...philosophy. All right, so in 1687, this debate ended with the publication of this book. Newton used mathematics to prove once and for all..."
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"...was fundamental. As you can imagine, what will come next is publications, magazines that will showcase a lot of these new discoveries. The founding..."
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