Parveen dosanjh biography of william shakespeare

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Introduction

Jibanananda Das, a poet and educator, was born on February 17, 1899, and died on October 22, 1954. His father, Satyananda Das, was an educator, social worker, and founding editor of the Brahmabadi. His mother, Kusumkumari Das, was a poet. Jibanananda Das graduated from Brajamohan School in 1915, earned an IA from Barisal B M College in 1917, a BA Honours Degree in English Literature in 1919, and an MA degree in 1921 from Kolkata's Presidency College.

Jibanananda Das began his professional life as a professor of English at Calcutta City College in 1922. Later, from 1929 to 1930, he served as a professor at various institutions, including Bagerhat Profulla Chandra College, Ramjas College in Delhi, Brajamohan College, Barishal College, Howrah Girls College, and Kharagpur College (1950-51). Additionally, he was chosen to serve as the literary editor of the Swaraj and a member of the Dvandra's editorial board, both of which are publications managed by the Samakalin Sahitya Kendra in Calcutta.

Jibanananda Das loved to write poems when he was young. His debut poem, Varsa Abahan, appeared in the Brahmabadi in 1919. His initial article was composed in clear Bangla in honor of the late Kalimohan Das. When he first started writing his poetry, Satyendranath Dutta, Mohitlal Majumder, and Kazi Nazrul Islam all impacted him. Jhara Palak's collection of poetry largely demonstrates this impact. In his works, Dhusar Pandulipi (1936), Banalata Sen (1942), Mahaprithivi (1944), Sat-ti Tarar Timir (1948), Bela Abela Kalbela (1980), and Ruposi Bangla (1984), he created a poetic language and style that allowed him to introduce a new category in the growth of contemporary Bangla poetry. His writings have a special individuality because of the beautiful sensuality of beauty, taste, and touch.

Jibanananda was one of the poets who tried to balance the lyrical impact of Rabindranath Tagore. This group wrote about the reality of the urban and t

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William Shakespeare, a name that needs no recognition, was the greatest dramatist of English literature. However, very few facts about his life are recorded, even if that is also a guess and not certain. There is no authentic biography of Shakespeare available.

Shakespeare was born on April 231564 in Stratford, Warwickshire. Both his father, John Shakespeare and his mother, Mary Arden, were uneducated. In his early life, perhaps Shakespeare attained grammar school where he learnt some Latin and Greek. It is considered that he never went to high school or college. Nature was his teacher, and he had a deep insight through which he learned human nature. His works were mostly based on his imagination and his perception and experience of human life. When he was 14, due to his family's economic crisis, he had to leave his school to do some job to support his family. It is not clear what kind of job he had done. There is speculation that perhaps he was a school teacher or clerk of a lawyer.

Shakespeare Married Life

Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway when he was 18 years old and she was 26. On November 27, 1582, the Diocese of Worcester's consistory court granted a permit for marriage. Two of Hathaway's neighbours placed bonds the following day ensuring that no legitimate claims would prevent the marriage. The Worcester chancellor allowed the marriage banns to be read once rather than the customary three times, and six months after the wedding, Anne gave birth to a daughter, Susanna, who was baptised on May 26, 1583, suggesting that the ceremony may have been planned in some haste. Nearly two years later, son Hamnet and daughter Judith, who were twins, were baptised on February 2, 1585. At the age of 11, Hamnet passed away from unexplained circumstances and was buried on August 11, 1596.

Shakespeare left little historical traces after the twins were born, and it wasn't until 1592 that he