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Večer tříkrálový
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Separated twins and disguises set a comedy of misunderstandings in motion in Večer tříkrálový. William Shakespeare connects falling in love with the mistaken ideas characters form about one another.
Uncertainty about identity transforms relationships and creates comic situations. Feelings collide with what the characters believe to be true. Josef Václav Sládek's Czech translation retains the dramatic text, allowing readers to follow the plot in its theatrical form.
Czech translation by Josef Václav Sládek, in EPUB and MOBI formats.
Separated twins and disguises set a comedy of misunderstandings in motion in Večer tříkrálový. William Shakespeare connects falling in love with the mistaken ideas characters form about one another.
Book information
- Author
- William Shakespeare
- Publisher
- Artis
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Publication date
- 1. January 2025
- Pages
- 76
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-88661-53-5) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-88661-54-2)
What is Večer tříkrálový about?
Uncertainty about identity transforms relationships and creates comic situations. Feelings collide with what the characters believe to be true. Josef Václav Sládek's Czech translation retains the dramatic text, allowing readers to follow the plot in its theatrical form.
Themes and motifs
Disguises lead to mistaken recognition.
Feelings intertwine with false assumptions about other people.
Separated twins and confused identities generate comedy.
Setting
A comic world of separated twins, disguises, and romantic misunderstandings.
Who is this book for?
For readers of Shakespearean comedy and plays involving romance and mistaken identity.
Book context
William Shakespeare's comedy in Josef Václav Sládek's Czech translation, retaining the form of a play.
Otázky o knihe
What is Večer tříkrálový about?
Separated twins and disguises create a comedy of romantic misunderstandings.
Who is the author?
William Shakespeare.
Who translated the Czech edition?
Josef Václav Sládek.
Is it presented as a play?
Yes. The translation retains the dramatic form.
What are the e-book formats?
EPUB and MOBI.






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