Who are the authors of the four great tragedies?

Shakespeare (1564- 16 16) is the main representative writer of the European Renaissance and "the father of English drama". Born into a businessman's family, he studied in a local grammar school as a teenager, and was fond of drama and poetry. Later, he dropped out of school because of family circumstances, and went to London to make a living at the age of 20. Worked as a handyman and groom in the theater. 1590, he became a hired actor and began his career of stage and drama creation. Later, he became a shareholder in the troupe and toured. During this period, I met some young aristocrats and college students, who were influenced by ancient culture, Italian Renaissance culture and humanism.

During the period of 1590- 16 12, Shakespeare made brilliant achievements, creating 37 plays, two long narrative poems and a volume of sonnets (154). 1608 or so, he was awarded the status of hereditary gentleman and returned to his hometown until the end of his life. The basic idea of all Shakespeare's works is humanism or humanitarianism. Its highest achievement lies in drama, which can be divided into historical drama, tragedy and comedy. It broadly and profoundly reflects all aspects of British society from 16 to 17. Shakespeare's plays are famous for their vivid and tortuous plots, magnificent ideas and rich contents. Most of them adopt multi-clue structure and naturally combine various dramatic factors. Its characters have distinct personalities and always show their own characteristics with their richness and complexity. The language is colorful, fresh and meaningful, full of philosophy and poetic. His creation embodies the literary achievements of the European Renaissance.