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Textual disputes over individual Shakespeare words miss the point because Shakespeare's genius is fluid, flexible, imaginative language rather than a single fixed philological intention.
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"...it really matter i mean like a lot of shakespeare's just wordplay right i mean like there's really no deep truth in shakespeare and..."
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"figure out what was shakespeare's original intention and i mean shakespeare think of him as a musician okay he's i mean like he's trying..."
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English becomes empire because Shakespeare turns language into infrastructure.
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