Brevity Is the Soul of Wit.: A Quote from Hamlet by William Shakespeare


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Unique gift, gratuity, reward, or prize for yourself or for the Shakespeare teachers, students, actors, and other bardolators in your life! . . . Blank, lined notebook that can be used for school or work or as a diary or journal. . . . 134 pages; 6x9 inches; white paper; matte-finished cover. . . . Look for other Sam Diego designs.




Hamlet: The Texts of 1603 and 1623


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Hamlet, The Texts of 1603 and 1623 is a companion to the core volume in a ground-breaking edition of three Hamlet texts: Hamlet, The Second Quarto Text (1604-1605). Readers of both editions have, for the first time, a unique opportunity to study the three surviving texts of Hamlet experienced by Shakespeare's contemporaries, fully modernized and edited by leading scholars. --




Early Urdu Literary Culture and History


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This Path Breaking Work Raises Several New Questions About Urdu Literary Culture And Traces The Origins And Development Of Urdu Literary Thought From 1300 To 1850




Pearls of Thought


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Brevity Is the Soul of Wit.: A Quote from Hamlet by William Shakespeare


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Unique gift, gratuity, reward, or prize for yourself or for the Shakespeare teachers, students, actors, and other bardolators in your life! . . . Blank, lined notebook that can be used for school or work or as a diary or journal. . . . 134 pages; 6x9 inches; white paper; matte-finished cover. . . . Look for other Sam Diego designs.




Brief


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Get heard by being clear and concise The only way to survive in business today is to be a lean communicator. Busy executives expect you to respect and manage their time more effectively than ever. You need to do the groundwork to make your message tight and to the point. The average professional receives 304 emails per week and checks their smartphones 36 times an hour and 38 hours a week. This inattention has spread to every part of life. The average attention span has shrunk from 12 seconds in 2000 to eight in 2012. So, throw them a lifeline and be brief. Author Joe McCormack tackles the challenges of inattention, interruptions, and impatience that every professional faces. His proven B.R.I.E.F. approach, which stands for Background, Relevance, Information, Ending, and Follow up, helps simplify and clarify complex communication. BRIEF will help you summarize lengthy information, tell a short story, harness the power of infographics and videos, and turn monologue presentations into controlled conversations. Details the B.R.I.E.F. approach to distilling your message into a brief presentation Written by the founder and CEO of Sheffield Marketing Partners, which specializes in message and narrative development, who is also a recognized expert in Narrative Mapping, a technique that helps clients achieve a clearer and more concise message Long story short: BRIEF will help you gain the muscle you need to eliminate wasteful words and stand out from the rest. Be better. Be brief.




Serial Shakespeare


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Shakespeare is everywhere in contemporary media culture. This book explores the reasons for this dissemination and reassemblage. Ranging widely over American TV drama, it discusses the use of citations in Westworld and The Wire, demonstrating how they tap into but also transform Shakespeare’s preferred themes and concerns. It then examines the presentation of female presidents in shows such as Commander in Chief and House of Cards, revealing how they are modelled on figures of female sovereignty from his plays. Finally, it analyses the specifically Shakespearean dramaturgy of Deadwood and The Americans. Ultimately, the book brings into focus the way serial TV drama appropriates Shakespeare in order to give voice to the unfinished business of the American cultural imaginary.







Hamlet


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Shakespeare Quotations


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