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  shakspere（wrongspelling）createdhamlet--amanwithwisdomandcourage.inordertorevengeonhisuncleforkillinghisfather,hepretented（spellingmistake）tobemadandsufferedaseriesofmisery.onthecontrary,wecanalsosaythathamletisrudeandselfishforhedidnotthinktwicebeforehisrevenge.if（capitalize“if”sinceitisthebeginningwordofthesentence.）acountryhasnoking,howcanacountrykeepalive（youneedaquestionmarkheresinceitisaquestion.）so,everythinghastwosides,thebrightsideandadumbralside.everytimewemakeadecisionwehavetothinktwice.

  comment:

  becarefulwithyourspelling,grammar,andpunctuation.toomanyuncessarymistakes.

  itisgoodthatyoulookedatboththedarkandbrightsidesofhamlet.thatsquiteobjectiveandconvincing.

  读后感

  asoneoffourofshakespeare’smostfamoustragedies,inmyviewofhamletisoneofthemostclassicone.hewasthereallthetragicprincewhohadassembledatthepoor.

  fatherwashisunclekilled,motherremarry,wasstillmarriedunderahorizontalbarinfrontofcarriageforarmrestofhisfather’senemy,unfortunatelydiedafterlovercrazy,finallytogetherwithhisfriends,mothersinthistragedy,wascompletelyengulfed.thisseriesisderivedfromthedesireofthetragedyandhatred.uncle’sgreedanddesiremadehimcontrarytojusticethesecultsundertakeirrationalthings,alsoattracteditsownnephewscouldnotbe

  devoidofhatred,butalsounabletoavoidthecurseoftheseedsoftheirowndestiny,untilfinallybreakingup.butwhataboutthelittleprince,indeepsorrowbecauseoffather’sdeath,becauseofhisfather’sghostandtheinitiationofthoughtsofrevenge.sostepbystepplan,wantsrevengeforthefathertotheirown,buttriedagainprotectionofhismother,butneverthoughtabouttheaccidentcontinues,mothers,lovers,friends,theywillbelost.

  shakespeareseemstousethistextastheworldrevealterriblehatred,itisadouble-edgedsword,averysharp,alsofullof

  poison-coateddoubleedgedsword.usehispeopleasisselltheirsoultothedevil,blindedandthenstabotherpeopleatthesametime,willinevitablybeblackandbluehimself,bloody.curseof

  humanhatredandexclusionhasnotstopped,thecountofmontecristo,dumasa.alsotoexplainthehatredmoreevilthanevilitself.nomatterwhatthereason,raiseyourhateisthebeginningofallevilsandmisfortunes.althoughsettledthis,humansdon’tgetridoftheghosts,peopletohatredandotherskilledhimself,andevenbloodhavefailedtoscrubitoff.

  hamletcontinuouslyinavarietyofwaysbypeopleofvariousformsofderivativeworks,moviepartone,peoplenevertireofseeing...stemsfromtheplotofthedramaofhamletiscompact,theclimaxoccurrepeatedly,surprisecontinuously,alltensionistowaituntiltheendofthestorywillbeslowed.variedinterpretationsoftheworksofthemastercontinuestogiveusnewsurprisesandunexpected,hatredofinterpretation,theinterpretationof

  shakespeare.evenifsomearenottoosatisfactory,peoplearestillcurious.becauseshakespeare,becausethegreatestdramawriterandoneofhisgreatestworks,interpretationnomatterfromwhichanglewouldallowpeopleonthisclassiconceagaintoaspiritualdialogue,everyconversationisanewexperiencetolife,thisisthehamletofcharm.writerstheyalwaysbeginanewlineoftextthatthecoldswordandterror.thedouble-edgedswordofhatred,leaveittodefendthemselvesmuchmoresensiblethanhis.

  thetragedyofhamlet,princeofdenmark,ormoresimplyhamlet,isatragedybywilliamshakespeare,believedtohavebeenwrittenbetween1599and1601.theplay,setindenmark,recountshowprincehamletexactsrevengeonhisuncleclaudius,whohasmurderedhamlet’sfather,theking,andthentakenthethroneandmarriedgertrude,hamlet’smother.theplayvividlychartsthecourseofrealandfeignedmadness—fromoverwhelminggrieftoseethingrage—andexploresthemesoftreachery,revenge,in-ce-st,andmoralcorruption.

  despitemuchliterarydetectivework,theexactyearofwritingremainsindispute.threedifferentearlyversionsoftheplayhavesurvived:

theseareknownasthefirstquarto（q1）,thesecondquarto（q2）andthefirstfolio（f1）.eachhaslines,andevenscenes,thataremissingfromtheothers.shakespeareprobablybasedhamletonthelegendofamleth,preservedby13th-centurychroniclersaxogrammaticusinhisgestadanorumandsubsequentlyretoldby16th-centuryscholarfran?

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oisdebelleforest,andasupposedlylostelizabethanplayknowntodayastheur-hamlet.

  giventheplay’sdramaticstructureanddepthofcharacterization,hamletcanbeanalyzed,interpretedandarguedaboutfrommanyperspectives.forexample,scholarshavedebatedforcenturiesabouthamlet’shesitationinkillinghisuncle.someseeitasaplotdevicetoprolongtheaction,andothersseeitastheresultofpressureexertedbythecomplexphilosophicalandethicalissuesthatsurroundcold-bloodedmurder,calculatedrevengeandthwarteddesire.morerecently,psychoanalyticcriticshaveexaminedhamlet’sunconsciousdesires,andfeministcriticshavere-evaluatedandrehabilitatedtheoftenmalignedcharactersofopheliaandgertrude.

  hamletisshakespeare’slongestplayandamongthemostpowerfulandinfluentialtragediesintheenglishlanguage.itprovidesastorylinecapableof“seeminglyendleretellingandadaptationbyothers”.duringshakespeae’slifetime,theplaywasoneofhismostpopularworks,anditstillrankshighamonghismost-performed,topping,forexample,theroyalshakespearecompany’slistsince1879.ithasinspiredwritersfromgoetheanddickenstojoyceandmurdochandhasbeendescribedas“theworld’smostfilmedstoryaftercinderella”.thetitlerolewasalmostcertainlycreatedforrichardburbage,theleadingtragedianofshakespeare’stime.inthefourhundredyearssince,ithasbeenplayedbyhighlyacclaimedactors,andsometimesactresses,ofeachsuccessiveage.

  ”hamlet“ofshakespearisaclassicalrepresentativework.thisbookcertainlydoesnothavethebigdifferenceinthesuperficialplotwiththehistoricalfable,spokeorthedanishprincethestorywhichrevengedforthefather,inwhichfillstheranksmellofbloodviolenceanddies.justlikethedramatispersonaehoratiosaid:

“youmayheartotorapemassacre,theunusualrepairbehavior,thedarkcenterdecision,accidentalslaughter,borrowsthehandmurder,aswellasfallsintosuicideresult.”windinglyelectstheplot,tightlycentersontherevengetolaunch.hamletwittenberghurriesbackthehomeinahurryfromgermany,isattendshisfather’sfuneral,enableshimtoaccept,henotcatchesupwithfather’sfuneral,actuallywitnessedthemotherandtheuncleclaudius’weddingceremony,thishadcausedhammthewrightsuspicionattheheart,addednightabovemeetsintheroyalpalacecastlewithfather’sghost,theghostsorrowsued,thispileatrocitywasunclehamletthebehavior,andwantedhimtorevengeforthefather.tothis,hestartedthedifficultrevengecourse,launchedthelifeanddeathcontestwithclaudius.finally,sentoutswordtherevengetoclaudius

  hamletisamanwithcontradictory,hehadmanychancestokillclaudius,buthehesitated,whichreflectsthereligiousthoughtpoisons，哈姆雷特英文读后感，读后感《哈姆雷特英文读后感》。

  thebookreportofhamlet

  haveyoueverexperiencedthemisfortunewhichchangedyourlifecompletely?

imaginethateverythingaroundyouischangedsuddenlyandyouhavetoassumethehardlybearableresponsibilitytodefendthejustice,whatwillyoudo?

thisisthetoughexperienceofourhero—hamlet.

  你是否曾遭遇过颠覆自己整个人生的不幸？

试想一下，当你周围的一切突然间彻底改变，而你迫不得已去承担生命中本不该承受之重，倾尽全力去担当维护争议的角色。

此刻，你会作何抉择？

这便是我们的故事主人公哈姆雷特的悲惨遭遇。

  hamlet,theprinceofdenmark,accomplishedagreattransmutationafterexperiencingmultiplewoes.hislifehadeverbeenfilledwithhappinessandlove.however,everythingchangedafteranunexpectedmisfortune—hisfatherdiedsuddenly.hamletwentbackhomeinahurryfromgermanytoattendhisfather’sfuneral.ridiculously,hefailedtocatchupwithhisfather’sfuneral,butwitnessedtheweddingceremonyofhismotherandhisuncleclaudius,thenewking.hamletfeltshamedandbitter,hebegantoknowthedarknessoftheworld.itturnedworseafterhamletmethisfather’sghost,whotoldhimthathisunclewasthemurdererandwantedhimtorevengeforhisfather.then,hamlet’sworldturnedintocompletedarkness.hefelthopelessanddidn’ttrustinanyone.hegrewwearyoftheworld,whichseemedtohimaweededgarden,wherealltheflowerswerechockedup,andnothingbutweedscouldthrive.“tobeornottobe,that’saquestion”.（actiii.i.56）

  ifhechosedeath,hecouldcastoffthesufferingandvexation,buthewouldbetooguilttofacehisdeadfather.

  ifhechosetofacethewoes,hewouldhavetotakeresponsibilityforrevengingforhisfatherandsavinghiscountry,butitwassoheavythathecouldhardlyundertake.

  however,hamletcouldn’tputupwithlivingindarkness,hesecretlyplannedtorevengeonhisuncle.hepretendedtolosehissanityandtreatedothersrudely,includinghislovinggirl,ophelia.however,hamletwasamanwithcontradictory,whoalwaysthoughtmanyquestions.asaresultofhishesitation,helostmanychancestokillclaudius.

  afterhamletaccidentallykilledpolonius,fatherofopheliaandlaertes,opheliabecamemadanddrownedintheriver.torevengeforhisfatherandsister,laerteschallengedhamlettoaduel.itwasaplotofclaudiusthatlaertespoisonedthetipofhissharpbladetokilltheprince.

  bothhamleta