Summary Of Why Read Shakespeare By Michael Mack

Shakespeare's work has always been impactful to its readers, but skip out on the knowledge that he gives out on life. His most notable works, like "To Be or Not to Be" show the theme of a young man going through the struggle of death's deeds and the damaging grief of it all. Within its words, the reader can feel the raw emotions played out in his pages of art. Undoubtedly, this is also the case with his other words as well. Why Read Shakespeare? An Argument by Michael Mack explains how "Shakespeare offers a lens into the real world with the case being that his works are as serious as any common core class you would find in schools." (Mack) Comparing anything like that to a core class you would take in high school would be a bit too studious