Shakespeare's Hamlet - Between Pagan and Christian

Hamlet: Exploring the line between insanity and reason between heathen and Christian Hamlet. It is also like the rear King which is the boundary between pagan revenge ethics and Christian sympathy, and the ruthless and powerful adult world, and the younger generation with a more calm and harmonious desire It is something. The father who tortured Hamlet now is a sinner himself. Otherwise he does not have to go back to the earth like a ghost to seek revenge. Hamlet is well aware of his father's crime (III.3.81).

Through Hamlet as a prince of meditation, Shakespeare shows the conflict between the beliefs of Christian worldview and the Hereafter, emphasizing the concept of personality such as sympathy, compassion, forgiveness, revenge. Girard believes that critics should study the Shakespearean words about the destructive and humanitarian impact of revenge. Shakespeare tried to slow down the audience like Hamlet. The audience can see Hamlet's temporary insanity in retaliation: he mistakenly murdered Polonius

What is the role of Hamlet's revenge? How to express revenge? What is its dramatic function in drama?

Shakespeare's statement through Hamlet reflects conflicting values ​​in his context. Restraint and reason is necessary. However, it is through Hamlet's melancholy and doubt about humanity that the drama becomes very philosophical and attracts audiences with the beauty of poetic words. The view of "Hamlet" such as Kenneth Brannagh 's 1996 movie production and Marion Pot' s 2008 Bell Shakespeare 's plays is the symbolic position of this film in society, the ability to seamlessly reintegrate into new environments and perspectives Respectively. Although Brenner's view on Hamlet is traditional, he emphasizes the conflict between reality and appearance through the stage design.

William Shakespeare was known in Denmark for his work in Denmark and saw in the Hamlet that he believed that heathens are in harmony with Christianity. But Beowulf deals a more ominous form of heathen / Christian transformation. And it is mysterious and demonic. This monster called Glendell suffered great damage to the public and the inhabitants of Denmark and King Heroosga disappointed King Flosger as he inherited a number of excellent powerful kings. At this stage of literature, myths and beliefs about devils and monsters are still a lot of focus. In this case, people also have to be aware of similarities in Christianity stories. It is the same as Beowulf. For example, Beowulf is not from the same tribe. The king and his tribe are called Geats. Looking at the subtle nature of this story, there is also a connection between David and Goliath, as well as St. George and Dragon.