Desiderius Erasmus' The Praise of Folly

Desiderius Erasmus' s "stupid praise" was originally for private circulation, Desiderius Erasmus praised the songs and whipped at every level of society, especially church abuse and foolishness. An ironic and exciting comment about the situation of the church is not a remedy but a fatal poison. The singer of Desiderius Erasmus celebrated a diverse lifestyle in Europe in the 16th century.

The book "The Folise Of Folly" by Desiderius Erasmus was written around 1509 and is watching the life of England through "stupid" eyes. Erasmus' books are sarcastic and sometimes mockery, especially his view on passion and desire. Erasmus stated that everyone has a desire for evil ability and evil things. By "praising stupidity" Erasmus said that two types of insanity are desirable with a very ironic tone; one of them is "desire of war, or desire after gold, or dishonesty Love, ignorance, incest incest, blasphemy ("singer's song"). Erasmus said this "madness", "craving" is desirable because it is desirable not only to love comfortably but also to strengthen it, not only to strengthen it but to praise it (praise stupidity) Said. In this case, the author is outright and ironic. For he says that anyone who is willing to succumb to any form of desire will be consumed by this desire.

Because the human mind is so formed, it is more likely that it is wrong than the truth. (Desiderius Erasmus, Humanitarian of the Netherlands, praising stupidity) This is the basis of the whole drama, beginning with the deception of the death of the king by Claudius and ending by exposing the truth. If that is not for this fact, the fraud combining this story will collapse and ultimately will lead to a fatal conflict in action. This script is a manifestation of fraud in life and shows problems and conflicts caused by fraud. This is the foundation of the drama, the role of Hamlet. If Hamlet simply destroys a fraudulent network instead of deceiving a crook, it can solve his problem.