In the most powerful tragedy in English, Hamlet is a Danish drama, Prince Hamlet avenged his uncle Claudius, murdered his father, the king, seized the throne, and married his mother, the latter I am happy to agree that he has a lot of fantasies, so it lays the foundation for real and pretending madness - from unspeakable sadness to angry life, which makes Shakespeare a reason to explore themes of tragic waste, revenge, incest and moral deprivation - all at once
The universality of Shakespeare's genius is reflected to some extent in Hamlet. Hamlet has ideological wisdom, humor, abstraction and practicality. The maximum scope of philosophical thinking is mixed with the most insightful wisdom in life; playful jokes, ironic irony, sparkling reactions mixed with the darkest and most profound thoughts. Together, you can arouse men. He quickly separated the nature and motives of those who came into contact with him. Whether he is taunting Polonius with a hidden curse, or abandoning Apoljan's love dream, or smashing the sponge in a satirical and insulting way [a servant of Rosenkranz and Gilden Stern-Hamlet] And childhood friends], he is also at home. Talking about euphemism and satire when talking about euphemism, whether he is speaking a wise adage, or welcoming the player with dramatic grace, exploring other people's inner souls or exploring his own mysteries.
Shakespeare created Hamlet by introducing him to various companies. We met him with his favorite girl [Ophelia] and his adoring mother [Gertrude]. We met him with my closest friend [Horatio]. His temperament is his compliment. We know him like his classmates, just as he once knew them. He is a very different person from Claudius, Leartes and Polonius. We laughed with him in Oslik with us, and we held our breath in front of the fear of the ghost. Maybe he is the most attractive to us when they are with ordinary people, players and diggers. Most importantly, when he is alone, we will listen to Hamlet. He confided to us many of his emotions. We know what others think of him. We know what he thinks about others. We know what he thinks about himself.
Therefore, Hamlet is the most beautiful work in Shakespeare's works. Hamlet may say to poet Walt Whitman: "I am big, I have more than one."
Hamlet is both personal and universal. He is an ordinary person, he is a courtier, a soldier and a scholar - the ideal of the Elizabethan era, which combines the medieval knighthood with the curiosity of the Renaissance. The fact that critics will never leave Hamlet, this vain effort can uncover the mysterious core, which is undoubtedly the best evidence that the true and lasting mystery of the human situation is greatly described.
Then Hamlet is Hamlet; Hamlet is Sir Philip Sidney; Hamlet is Richard Burbage. He is Goethe and Coleridge. He is you and me. He is William Shakespeare. He is an individual and not just an individual; he is greater than life. In Hamlet, the Shakespeare prince raised a mirror not only for age but also for nature or humanity. "I also have a little Hamlet myself," Colleridge admitted, and Hazlitt repeated the same point: "We are Hamlet."
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