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Expert Profile: Randy Sus

Expertise: I`m a retired high school English teacher from central Wisconsin. I taught Shakespeare for years and am very familiar with his writing style, his themes, his sonnets, and most of his plays. I taught Julius Caesar, King Lear, Richard the Third, and A Midsummer Night`s Dream for years. I`ve memorized many of the lines from these plays and I know many sonnets by heart. I`d be glad to respond to questions regarding Shakespeare`s life, works, and times if anyone desired such information.
I have a master's degree in education and I take most pride in having ENJOYED teaching for over 30 years. Not everyone can honestly say that. I coached undefeated high school soccer teams for fun too. I like public relations work and have served on P.R. committees for most of my professional life. I continue to do so in retirement.

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What do you like about this subject? Shakespeare was a master at creating life-like characters. He could have written a textbook on philosophy and psychology;instead he wrote plays to accomplish the same thing.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field? I continue to both teach and learn by serving as an "Allexpert" volunteer. I thrill at knowing that people are studying to enjoy the great works of literature as I did at one time. I want to help them "find the joy---AND the truth."

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know: I suspect that lines from Shakespeare's works have generated more book and movie titles than any other writer's lines. It may not be so.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject Scholors attempt to prove that Shakespeare's works were actually achievements of OTHER writers of the Elizabethan period. I admit that there are reasons to suspect that this is true, yet I don't WANT to believe it. A highly perceptive person COULD teach himself what Shakespeare learned and put this knowledge into his diverse works.

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Recent Answers from Randy Sus

2008-11-28 Thesis statement: Hi, Rachel, Thanks for calling upon "Allexperts" for help in getting your Shakespearean essay off to a good start. Your topic is an interesting one on which to write. Revenge!!! Several of Shakespeare's...

2008-11-05 Costumes of Shakespeare: Hi, Amy, Thanks for calling upon "Allexperts" for assistance in writing your speech on Shakespearean costumes. I really cannot offer anything more regarding the subject however. I would think that...

2008-10-22 Shakespeare's use of fairies: Hi, Marwa, Thanks for calling upon "Allexperts" for an answer to your Shakespearean inquiry. I believe that it is IMPOSSIBLE to be certain where Shakespeare found his inspirations regarding magic...

2008-10-14 banbury tarts: Hi, Terry, Thanks for calling upon "Allexperts" for an answer to your Shakespearean query. The answer is NO. I am very certain that nowhere in Shakespeare is there reference to Banbury Tarts....

2008-09-25 Shakespear: Hi again, Louise, I anticipated as much. The two suggestions I offered in my last response would seem VERY appropriate for her and a friend to do. I'd recommend the comic/serious discussion that...