Shakespeare's Hamlet Analysis - Socrates, Nietzsche, Absurdity, Art

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Added By: Augusta Silvesta, , on September 30, 2011

Author: Augusta Silvesta

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Description: I’ve read Hamlet three times over the past four months and have watched multiple productions, resulting in about twenty pages of scribbles that keep biting the dust because I’m always left with the impression that it’s not good enough. That I’ve missed the meaning. Only by including the lessons from Socrates and Nietzsche do I feel like I’ve arrived at a more solid understanding of Hamlet that goes beyond whether or not Gertrude was involved in King Hamlet’s murder or the exact degree to which Fortinbras’s situation reflects Hamlet’s. To focus on these things is to miss the poignant and timeless beauty. http://thehumanfiction.wordpress.com

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Paper key (): 276EA