Mental Conflict of the Heroes of Shakespeare Tragedy Plays
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31150/ajshr.v4i4.2168Keywords:
Tragedy, Hamlet, Shakespeare, PlaysAbstract
I will highlight the guiding ideas of "Shakespeare: Hamlet's depression", connecting them with the rest of his production, especially around melancholy. But Tellenbach did not like that his ideas were simply accepted. He lived on questioning dialogue. Hence, I will oppose some doubts and comments to his effort from our study on the enigmatic prince of Denmark. It is not an easy task for him and for us, because, as Goethe used to say, "nothing definitive can be said about Shakespeare, everything is insufficient"
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