“To be or not to be?” – the main issue of the play “Hamlet” by V. Shakespeare

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1. Why do I sympathize with Hamlet? Hamlet is the protagonist of the Shakespearean tragedy of the same name, Prince of Denmark. He has a mother, an uncle, a friend of Horatio and a lady of the heart – Ofelia. My father, true, Hamlet does not, but what can you do – all people ever die. The prince was, I think, happy. […]...
2. The problem of choice in the tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” To be or not to be, that is the question. V. Shakespeare. Hamlet The tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” is rightly recognized as one of the greatest philosophical tragedies, since it touches upon questions that for centuries worried thinking people: what is life and what is death? what is the cause of misfortunes and misfortunes […]...
3. Did Hamlet defeat evil? Did Hamlet defeat evil? This question is difficult to answer unequivocally. On the one hand, we can say that he really won. But at what price was this victory given to him? He lost everything, including life. But could he live after the death of his mother, beloved? Hardly. He would be constantly tormented by […]...
4. “Eternal” questions in the tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” The brilliant English playwright William Shakespeare lived and worked at the turn of the 16th-17th centuries. His work is divided into several stages. The early period reflects the worldview of the Renaissance and is the embodiment of humanism. Plays of the first period are filled with optimism, the joy of life, contain an element of […]...
5. What Hamlet puts in the concept of “man” The tragedy of Shakespeare’s “Hamlet, Prince of Denmark” – the most famous play of the English playwright. Each time, in its own way, experienced the situations and problems of this tragedy. For four centuries it has served as a mirror of humanity, in which new generations see their features and characteristics. It seems to me […]...
6. The legend of Hamlet from the Danish annals and her reinterpretation by Shakespeare The legend of Hamlet was first recorded at the end of the XI century by the Danish historian Samson Grammatik in his collection of legends and chronicles entitled “The History of Denmark”. This legend says that during paganism, one of the rulers of Jutland was killed at the feast by his brother Feng. Then Fengon […]...
7. Hamlet – the person facing the future To be or not to be, that’s the question… V. Shakespeare The story of Hamlet, written by Shakespeare in the very beginning of the XVII century, is based on an old legend. She talks about how the young prince Hamlet, pretending to be insane, so as not to seem dangerous to the enemies, avenged his […]...
8. Shakespeare’s Hamlet in brief The tragic story of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark The square in front of the castle in Elsinore. Guard Marcellus and Bernard, Danish officers. They are later joined by Horatio, a learned friend of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. He came to make sure of the story of the night apparition of a ghost similar to the […]...
9. Summary of Hamlet by Shakespeare The square in front of the castle in Elsinore. Guard Marcellus and Bernard, Danish officers. They are later joined by Horatio, a learned friend of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. He came to make sure of the story of the night apparition of a ghost similar to the Danish king, recently deceased. Horatio is inclined to […]...
10. Summary Hamlet William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Hamlet The tragic story of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark The square in front of the castle in Elsinore. Guard Marcellus and Bernard, Danish officers. They are later joined by Horatio, a learned friend of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark. He came to make sure of the story of the night apparition of a ghost […]...
11. The Problem of Good and Evil in the Shakespearean tragedy “Hamlet” To be kind, I need me Ruthlessness. V. Shakespeare Probably, there are no people who perceive Good and Evil as something definite once and for all. In the same way, as there is no color in the living nature without halftones, without shades. Of course, everyone has his own idea of ​​the ideal, everyone goes […]...
12. Summary of “Hamlet” The tragedy of William Shakespeare “Hamlet” was written in 1600 – 1601 years and is one of the most famous works of world literature. The plot of the tragedy is based on the legend of the ruler of Denmark, dedicated to the story of the revenge of the protagonist for the death of his father. […]...
13. What is the secret of Hamlet for us? Each generation for four centuries in different ways is experiencing the tragedy of William Shakespeare’s “Hamlet”, written in 1601. The secret hidden in the tragedy, everyone reveals in his own way. Hamlet? .. Do we understand the meaning of this name? – it’s great and deep: it’s human life, it’s a person, it’s you, it’s […]...
14. How close is Hamlet to us today? There were, and probably will be, people in the society like Hamlet. They are tormented by eternal problems, not understanding why the world is so incongruously arranged, and they want to change it. And this is their cross. Hamlet is a person who has walked the bridge of time for more than four hundred years […]...
15. Monologue “To be or not to be?” – the highest point of Hamlet’s reflections and doubts What noble spirit is to submit to the Sling and the arrows of a furious fate? Or, when they fight against the sea of ​​troubles, fight them with Confrontation? Shakespeare The tragedy of Shakespeare, and especially the image of Hamlet, always evoked contradictory responses. The German poet W. Goethe attributed the tragedy of the hero […]...
16. What is the tragedy of Ophelia? At the bottom of it, where or… M. Tsvetaeva “Dialogue of Hamlet with a conscience” The image of Ophelia is one of the brightest examples of Shakespeare’s dramatic skill. Her life is shown as a dotted line: farewell to Laertes, talk with her father, a story about Hamlet’s insanity, a conversation and a break with […]...
17. Shakespeare’s heroes on the world stage. About Shakespeare’s drama production “Romeo and Juliet” One of the reasons for the long-term dramatic success of Shakespeare’s dramas is their amazing theatricality. Many spectators received from Shakespeare’s performances the brightest theatrical impressions in their lives. Many actors best revealed their talents when playing roles in Shakespeare’s plays. Many of the creators of the performances reached their main creative peaks in the […]...
18. The composition of the film Vrubel “Hamlet and Ophelia” Even in the early years of his work Vrubel began work on the “Demon”. The theme of the Demon did not leave the artist all his life. The very nature of his talent Vrubel was prepared to create this image. The demon lived somewhere in the secret recesses of his soul. In 1891, Vrubel carried […]...
19. Summary of Shakespeare’s Macbeth The scene of the tragedy occurs in XI. in Scotland and England. I talk three witches about when they will meet again, and agree that after the victory of one of the parties. In a military camp near Forres, the Scottish king Duncan receives the joyful news that Macbeth, the cousin of the king, defeated […]...
20. Shakespeare’s Macbeth in short summary Location – England and Scotland. The time of action is the 11th century. The tragedy begins with a conversation between the three witches, who are discussing when they come together again – decide to get together “as soon as the battle ends with the victory of the side of one.” In a military camp near […]...
21. Summary Macbeth William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Macbeth Location – England and Scotland. The time of action is the 11th century. The tragedy begins with a conversation between the three witches, who are discussing when they come together again – decide to get together “as soon as the battle ends with the victory of the side of one.” In a […]...
22. Summary of “King Lear” by Shakespeare XI century, Britain. The mighty King Lear, anticipating the end of his age, decides to share his property among the daughters, who are called Goneril, Regan and Cordelia. But before sharing, the King wants to hear from the girls the words of love for His Majesty the Father. It turned out that Gonerilia and Regan […]...
23. “Cat in Boots” main idea The action takes place in France, in the 17th century. After the miller’s death, his three sons received a small inheritance, which they themselves shared: the oldest was given the mill, the middle went to the donkey, and the youngest of them, Hans, got only a red cat. Of course, the boy was upset and […]...
24. Writings on the sonnets of W. Shakespeare The sonnets of William Shakespeare belong to the remarkable examples of lyrical poetry of the Renaissance. In total Shakespeare created 154 sonnet. Most of the works reveal the theme of love, but many of them are devoted to friendship, philosophical reflections, and sometimes they reflect the issues of artistic creativity. In the rich heritage of […]...
25. Shakespeare’s “Tempest” in Brief Content The play takes place on a secluded island, where all the fictional characters are transferred from different countries. A ship in the sea. Storm. Thunder and lightning. The crew of the ship is trying to save him, but the notable passengers – Neapolitan King Alonzo, his brother Sebastian and son Ferdinand, Duke of Milan Antonio […]...
26. Summary Storm William Shakespeare William Shakespeare Storm The play takes place on a secluded island, where all the fictional characters are transferred from different countries. A ship in the sea. Storm. Thunder and lightning. The crew of the ship is trying to save him, but the notable passengers – Neapolitan King Alonzo, his brother Sebastian and son Ferdinand, Duke […]...
27. Images of the main characters of the tragedy “Faust” Goethe I now taste my own supreme moment. I. Goethe Goethe wrote his tragedy “Faust” for over 25 years. The first part of it was published in 1808, the second – only a quarter of a century. This work had a strong influence on all European literature of the first half of the XIX century. Who […]...
28. William Shakespeare. Biography William Shakespeare is an English playwright, poet and actor of the Renaissance. His plays, distinguished by an unprecedented variety of types, positions and characters, form a special world – the Shakespearean theater. The dramas of Shakespeare had a tremendous impact on the development of the world theater and are still being successfully performed on stages […]...
29. Summary “Hamlet of Shchigrovsky Uyezd” Turgenev During one of my trips I received an invitation to dine with a rich landowner and hunter, Alexander Mikhailovich G ***. Alexander Mikhalych was not married and did not like women, his society was going to be bachelor and he lived on a broad foot. On that day he expected an important dignitary and experienced […]...
30. What was the theater in Shakespeare’s time? Firstly, it was distinguished by a special arrangement and arrangement of the stage, which resembled either a trapezoid or an oval and protruded deep into the stalls. This created the illusion of an area action, during which actors, surrounded by spectators on all sides, performed on conventional wagons. This effect was exacerbated by the absence […]...
31. “Richard III” of Shakespeare in brief summary When Richard was born, a storm ravaged the trees. Foreshadowing timelessness, the owl screamed and the owl wept, the dogs howled, the crows crowed ominously and the magpies chattered. In the most difficult births there was born a formless ball, from which his own mother recoiled in horror. The baby was a humpback, a crib, […]...
32. “King Lear” of Shakespeare in brief The scene of action is Britain. The time of action is the 11th century. The powerful King Lear, feeling the approach of old age, decides to shift the burden of power on the shoulders of three daughters: Goneril, Regan and Cordelia, sharing their kingdom between them. The king wants to hear from his daughters how […]...
33. “King Henry IV” by Shakespeare in short summary Part one The source of the plot were several anonymous plays and the chronicles of Hollshed, with whom, however, Shakespeare treated quite freely. The plays about the reign of Henry IV form, as it were, the middle part of the tetralogy, the beginning of which is “Richard II”, and the end is “Henry V”. All […]...
34. Summary King Henry IV William Shakespeare William Shakespeare King Henry IV Part one The source of the plot were several anonymous plays and the chronicles of Hollshed, with whom, however, Shakespeare treated quite freely. The plays about the reign of Henry IV form, as it were, the middle part of the tetralogy, the beginning of which is “Richard II”, and the […]...
35. Summary King Lear William Shakespeare William Shakespeare King Lear Location – Britain. The time of action is the 11th century. The powerful King Lear, feeling the approach of old age, decides to shift the burden of power on the shoulders of three daughters: Goneril, Regan and Cordelia, sharing their kingdom between them. The king wants to hear from his daughters […]...
36. Is the main hero of the story of Balzac “Gobsek” modern? Unshakable only one single feeling, Embedded in us by nature itself: the instinct Self-preservation. In the states of European civilization This instinct is called personal interest. O. Balzac “Human comedy” Balzac, which includes the story “Gobsek”, still has not lost its relevance. Perhaps because people have changed little since then. Kindness, sensitivity, devotion, purity still […]...
37. The Myth of Pygmalion and the play of B. Shaw “For all that, For all that, Let us be poor with you, Wealth is a stamp on gold, And we are the golden ones. “ R. Burns Famous in the whole world English playwright Bernard Shaw lived a century, probably because he knew how to look at the world and see in him the paradoxes […]...
38. The “Merchant of Venice” by Shakespeare in brief The Venetian merchant Antonio is tormented by causeless grief. His friends, Salarino and Salanio, try to explain it by worrying about ships with goods or unhappy love. But Antonio rejects both explanations. In the company of Graziano and Lorenzo, a relative and closest friend of Antonio Bassanio appears. Salarino and Salanio leave. Balagur Graziano tries […]...
39. “Eternal” theme of love in the tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” There is no sadder story in the world than the tale of Romeo and Juliet. V. Shakespeare The famous tragedy of W. Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” was first staged in 1595. Centuries have passed, but today, as in the days of Shakespeare, this “sad story” makes one tremble of heart, as this eternal theme continues […]...
40. What role does music play in human life? The question is directly a theme for the composition, like “what role does music play in my life”. So I’ll try and answer as an essay. Music in the life of mankind has played and is playing one of the most important roles. Even primitive people already understood what music was and learned to make […]...