The Oedipal Relationship between Hamlet and Gertrude

Through William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', Shakespeare painted 'Hamlet' as the same behavior and frustration as Sigmund Freud saw very late. When analyzing the relationship between Hamlet and his mother, Freud's Edps complex theory appeared. The Oedipus complex is a theory created by Freud, "Children consider parents, especially one of them as an object of erotic desire" (51) for the desire to live with their parents. Heterosity forms a competition with parents of same sex.

Symptoms of the Oedipus complex within Hamlet Shakespeare slowly reveal the Hamlet complex through a series of subtle but functional hints. Claudius commented on the relationship between Hamlet and Gertrude, "The Queen of the mother's life is almost exclusively showing its appearance" (Act IV, sc vii). It means unnatural close interaction between them. This shows that Hamlet must have a place in his mother's life. The strong desire for his mother is due to his inability to love Ophelia. Hamlet is fascinated by Ophelia because she resembles his mother in several ways.

Sasha Safonova, who has deeply understood the relationship between Gertrude and Claudius, explained how Hamlet's mother's incestuous relationship destroyed his life and other people in her analysis of the role of Hamlet Gottrud To do. "The decision of Gertrude to marry her brother-in-law caused a big controversy in the society around her, and most importantly, this movement hurt her son Hamlet." The dangerous of Gertrude The situation made her purpose Social rules and a bad quarrel with her children "Gertrude has not noticed that her relationship with Hamlet's former uncle, now father is taboo and harmful It was. Although there is no indication of the color of her hair, she can be regarded almost as a modern "stereo dam blonde". I hardly understood that Gertrude was not conscious of the situation I created throughout the game (until Hamlet told her)