Why did Shakespeare make the title "Julius Caesar," if he died halfway through the book?

Question

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Answer 1

Shakespeare set a precedent with other of his historical works for naming them after the prime motivators of the plays even though the characters often died in before the play was over.

In the case of Julius Caesar the events of the play were all driven by Caesar's life and subsequent death despite the fact that he was killed half way through. If you look at the play in two parts, the title makes perfect sense: consider the first half of the play as the life of Julius Caesar, his ascension, his works, his history, his relationships; this of course all sets up the second part of the play, which should be looked at as the consequences of his death.

Caesar was the single most important and influential figure of his time, though other leaders had died during his time, only his life was important enough to plunge the entire Roman empire into civil war.

Answer 2

The full title is "The Tragedy of Julius Caesar". The assasination of Caesar is a tragic fact, and everything that followed (the war at Philippi) represented a tragedy for Rome. So, basically, it is a tragedy and it revolves around Caesar - before and after his death.

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Answer 4

I haven't really read this book, but it's probably because the book is based on Julius Caesar AND his influence even after his death.

Answer 5

The character had import. Antony's speech says it all. " The good men do is often interred with their bones. " Caesar becomes the pervasive presence, and a history of the forming Empire.

Answer 6

Because Shakespeare lived to tell about it or either he predicted his own death.