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The play reveals a stark contrast between our public and private selves. Analyze the role of soliloquies and asides to …
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Discuss Hamlet’s treatment of and ideas about women. How might these help to clarify some of the interpretative issues of …
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Analyze Hamlet’s “antic disposition.” Is his madness feigned or real? What purpose does it serve him? Does he ever slip …
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Think about Hamlet’s relationship with Ophelia. Does he love her? Does he stop loving her? Did he ever love her? What evidence …
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Hamlet is a play in which nothing can be taken at face value: appearances are frequently deceptive, and many characters engage …
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Like Hamlet, Laertes is a son confronted with a father’s death. To what extent does he function as a foil …
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Hamlet is a play in which nothing can be taken at face value: appearances are frequently deceptive, and many characters …
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Which character in the play is the “strongest?” Please explain fully using examples from the play to support your response, …
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Why does Hamlet wait so long to kill Claudius? What are the reasons for his hesitation? How valid are they? …
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Much has been said about the Ghost in Hamlet. Is the Ghost “real”? Why is Gertrude unable to see or …
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