The Use of Supernatural Elements in Shakespeare's Hamlet and Kyd's the Spanish Tragedy

Discuss the use and effects of the supernatural elements of Kid's "Tragedy of Spain" and Shakespeare's "Hamlet". The "tragedy of Spain" written by Thomas Kid in 1587 and "Hamlet" written by William Shakespeare in 1601 have ghosts and supernatural existence. "Ghosts and supernatural" reminds us of past personality, audience limits, and the obligation of life to die. During the Elizabeth era, these entities had many superstitions.

Shakespeare is also a script called Thomas Kid (1558 - 1594), Ur - Hamlet (beginning with Ur - for original), and the surviving Kid 's drama "Spanish Tragedy" ("Spanish Tragedy" It may also be due to). And I lost the drama. ), The announcement of the character Hieronimo may have influenced the exploratory analysis of Shakespeare's Hamlet. About Ur-Hamlet, Peter Alexander, also a critic and scholar of Shakespeare - a popular version of the first edition of Shakespeare, published in 1951, is the Ur-Hamlet as a final version of the draft from 1587 to 1589 by Shakespeare I argue that it was written in. to play. Shakespeare's critic Harold Bloom supports this claim in the book "Riverhead Books, New York, p. 124" published in 2003. Abu OL-qasem Mansour: Prince Hamlet of Denmark is probably the story of the Celtic 10th century, to the author, from the king of warriors and books (Shah-nameh) Persia's story named 11th century Amhlaide,

The common theme in Shakespeare's play is a supernatural element, and Hamlet is not an exception of ghosts. The story of the young Danish prince Hamlet is one of tragedy, revenge, fraud, and ghost. The use of the supernatural elements of Shakespeare helps to define the drama by becoming a trigger for the tragedy that brought Hamlet's out-of-date demise. With Hamlet's first monologue, he revealed that his despair made him think about suicide; "How bad his law is to gain self-killing" (Shakespeare Act 2). For King Claudius, Gertrude was his wife, it is the ruins of King Hamlet, the queen is the "maid of the empire" of the throne of Denmark and Claudius marries her with a determined political influence

Early versions included elements similar to Shakespeare's Hamlet (heroic love, brotherly love, pretending to pretend, adultery, spy, and revenge), but Kid's Only the version included a ghost seeking revenge. Indeed, Kid's famous drama "Tragedy of Spain" pretends that other elements of Shake Spear appear to be integrated in Hamlet. Drama in the drama, heroine against her family, and another woman who committed suicide by crazy. But if Kidd did not create Ur-Hamlet, he and Shakespeare could have borrowed the same "Ur-" source from their work.