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This document summarizes the seven stages of a man's life as acts in a play: 1) Infancy - A crying and vomiting baby in the nurse's arms. 2) Childhood - Going to school complaining with a satchel. 3) Young man - A soldier full of strange oaths dressed like a leopard seeking temporary glory. 4) Middle age - A judge with a round abdomen and many wise sayings. 5) Old age - A lean man wearing slippers and spectacles with loose skin. 6) Very old age - An extremely hoarse voice and second childishness with loss of senses. 7) Final stage - Bring
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The document summarizes William Shakespeare's poem "The Seven Ages of Man" from his play "As You Like It". The poem describes the seven stages of a man's life: 1) infancy, 2) school age, 3) lover, 4) soldier, 5) justice, 6) elderly gentleman, and 7) old age. Each stage is characterized by the experiences, behaviors and physical attributes associated with that period in a man's life journey from birth to death.
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William Shakespeare was an English playwright and poet born in 1564 in Stratford-upon-Avon, England. In his famous play "As You Like It", Shakespeare compares the world to a stage and human lives to a drama acted out on that stage. He describes seven stages of human life, likening them to the seven ages or acts in a play, from infant to lover to soldier to justice to old man and finally second childhood. The poem explores how people take on different roles throughout their lives just as actors play different parts in a drama.
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The poem describes the seven stages of a man's life:
1) Infancy - Crying as a baby in his mother's arms
2) Childhood - A whining schoolboy reluctantly going to school
3) Youth - A lovesick lover, sighing and writing songs for his mistress
4) Young Adulthood - A passionate soldier seeking honor in battles
5) Middle Age - A respected justice with wisdom and life experiences
6) Later Life - A aging man losing strength and acquiring spectacles
7) Old Age - A childlike old man losing all his senses in his second childhood
Seven ages of life
Shakespeare considers life to be like a stage, with people playing different roles throughout the seven ages of man. The presentation summarizes these seven ages: (1) Infancy, as a crying baby; (2) Schoolboy, reluctantly attending school; (3) Lover, sighing over romance; (4) Soldier, bold and quick to fight; (5) Justice, wise and sharing advice; (6) Old age, thin and frail; (7) Extreme old age, losing abilities and senses before death. The stages depict a person progressing from birth to death, taking on new characteristics and roles as they age through life.
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The poet makes a comparison between the world and a stage, with life as a play and people as actors with different roles over time. The poem describes the seven ages of man: infant, whining schoolboy, lover, soldier, justice, pantaloon, and second childishness. Each age is summarized, from the crying infant to the elderly man with failing senses. The poem uses metaphor to represent the stages of human life from birth to death.
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The seven stages of man's life are:
1) Infancy - A helpless baby
2) Schoolboy - Learning and reluctant to go to school
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4) Soldier - Honorable and quick to fight
5) Justice - Mature and making wise decisions
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- 1. All the world is like a stage. All the men and women are only players. They have their own entrances and exists. One human
- 2. The infant baby
- 3. oThe first act is of an infant. He cries and vomits in the nurse’s arms. In the second act, he goes to school complaining. He has his satchel and his face glows in the morning. But he creeps
- 4. oThe fourth role is of a soldier. Then he is full of strange oaths. He is dressed like a leopard. He is very jealous as far as honour is concerned. He picks up quarrel suddenly and quickly. In a way, he is after a temporary
- 5. oThe next fifth stage in man’s life is of a judge. Physically speaking, he has a fairly round abdomen. There is fat around looking like a fat chicken. He has many wise sayings and modern examples.
- 6. oIn the sixth stage man becomes lean and lanky. He is, then, a funny old man wearing slippers. He wears spectacles on his nose and a soft fold of loose skin hangs around his body. His voice becomes hoarse. When he speaks he gives out a piping
- 7. oThe last scene of this all is man’s extreme old age. It is the last one and brings man’s eventful history to a close. It is of second childishness. Man’ in this stage, become’s forgetful. He has neither teeth, eyes, taste nor
- 8. NAME:-SHIKHA TAIWADE CLASS:9 TH ‘A’