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 that many people of the current generation who see the surrounding lies, untruth, dream of other, fair relations, but often feel that they are powerless.
Thomas Moore placed his ideal state on an unknown island and could not indicate the path to it. He called it Utopia, which in Greek means: “Land that does not exist.” And the more brightly for Ura Utopia, the darker became for him the surrounding reality. “The whole world is a prison,” Mor wrote. Hamlet repeats the same words.
Hamlet sees people with all his being. The vision of the world is due to his spirituality. He calls man “the beauty
All this gave rise to deep sorrow in Hamlet, painful discontent with oneself, anxiety. He easily passes from one mood to another. Throughout the tragedy, Hamlet is ready to fight evil. His strength lies in the fact that he raised the question of the injustice of the surrounding world, which he calls a prison, and how he could and how he knew how to expose this world.
In front of me, Hamlet appeared humane and courageous.
The life of Hamlet is the misery of thought. And each person should make his own moral choice. Moral choice – this is the main problem, growing out of the fate of Hamlet. But everyone has a choice. What is the choice depends on himself. And so – from generation to generation. It seems to me that man’s morality has also entered the concept of Hamlet about him.
On Hamlet laid the mission to
Hamlet dies, but before he dies, Claudia, the murderer of his father, manages to kill. Hamlet three times asks Horace’s faithful friend to “breathe in a harsh world” to “tell the story” about him.
So having suffered, he will bind himself to the world.