University Located in the UK, which has put more than 200 trigger warnings about William Shakespeare’s writings, he told students to be aware of “blood”, “psychological trauma” and “extreme time”, he says the request has arrived from students who have experienced trauma.
“Content warnings have been requested by students with sensory processing problems and trauma experiences,” said the University of England Bristol University spokesman Fox News Digital. The University has marked the sum of 220 warning triggers for students.
“We agreed to include content warnings in this case to allow our students to engage in material knowledge materials,” a spokesman said.
The University of West of England Bristol has issued over 200 triggers to students with the works of William Shakespeare. (Universal History/Naig Archive via Getty Images)
Warning triggers such as “Treatment of Women” and “Sorrows” have been added to “a lot of admiration for nothing”, a comedy about two couples formed when a group of soldiers arrive in the town of Messina, Sicily, Italy.
Murder, suicide, violence, knives and family trauma are marked in the “Macbeth” story. The play was first performed in the 1600s and spoke of the Scottish general, who had the aspiration to become a king who successfully killed the sitting King of Scotland so he could take over the throne.
The alerts for “jumping out the balloon” were added to the “The Tempest” theater, the work of Shakespeare about a ship that was seized in the Violent Storm with Alonso, King of Naples.
Around 1967: British actors Olivia Hussey and Leonard Whiting join their hands in ‘Romeo and Juliet’. (Larry Ellis/Express/Getty Images photo) (Larry Ellis/Express/Getty Images)
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“Romeo and Juliet,” the allegory of two lovers who kill themselves because they both believe that others are dead and do not want to live in a world without another, involves warnings about death, suicide, violence, knives and blood.
