Polonius' Observations on Hamlet's Madness

Polónius' s obsession with Hamlet 's obedient Ophelia, following her father's ban, refused to write Hamlet' s letter and refused to let him touch her. Polonius is convinced that these rejections will make Hamlet amusing. His only action was to inform the kings and queen, and let them decide the next move. After a long discussion between the King of Polonius and the Queen, he explained the situation: Polonius: Your noble son is very angry. There is nothing other than madness to define true madness.

The wonderful work of literature on thinking, method and relation between memories is Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'. Polonius's view on Hamlet: "This is crazy but there is a way" It can be used as a way to open and analyze our times. "Rationality" as a method may not always be wise. "In order to understand what is educated and not educated in thought, you need to educate in thought before that Aristotle gives us hints on his fourth volume of metaphysics (If so like 1006a): ... - "There is no education when it is not necessary because there is no need to find evidence. - Martin Heidegger "The End of Philosophy and Challenges of Thinking"

Their conclusion is as follows. Hamlet is crazy. The first person noticing the role of Hamlet's strange behavior is love of Polonius, Ophelia's father, Hamlet. Polonius sent the message to the king (Claudius) and the queen, their "noble son was crazy" message. When Bolonis intercepted a love letter from Othelia, he first began to believe this and wondered why an elder prince like Hamlet should be interested in his humble girl. In a subsequent conversation with Hamlet, Polonius concluded that Hamlet is angry about the death of his father and is painful. Polonius explained that he saw that Hamlet was experiencing the classical stage of the decline of love madness. "He was disgusted, saddened, then suddenly entered the clock, a) light, this fall, and now his carnival's madness, and all of our mourning."