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Dublin Core
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Title
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William Shakespeare
Creator
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Shakespeare#/media/File:Shakespeare.jpg
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Dublin Core
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Title
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“It’s not nonsense, it’s Shakespeare.”
Source
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<em>Macbeth</em>, written by William Shakespeare
Contributor
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Dr. Michael P. H. Stanley
Identifier
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its-not-nonsense-its-shakespeare
Description
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Dr. Michael P. H. Stanley describes an encounter with a terminally ill patient who, in his pain and confusion, demands to leave the hospital ward in the middle of the night. While the patient’s pleas are initially regarded as “nonsense” or evidence of his delirium, Dr. Stanley recognizes the patient’s writings as lines from Shakespeare’s play, <em>Macbeth</em>. As Dr. Stanley highlights, his experience speaks to the lasting power of texts and stories to leave an indelible imprint on our minds, offering up a means of communication when all other words fail.
Communication
Doctors & Medicine
Drama
Illness
Language
Macbeth
Medicine
Patients
Shakespeare, William