Hamlet questions 1.”Frailty, thy name is woman!” says Hamlet on page 29. What can we learn about Hamlet’s attitudes toward women, and how does this affect his character development throughout the play? 2.On page 67, after Hamlet speaks with the ghost, he says that from now on he “shall think meet To put an antic […]
Topic: Support the following statement made by an early 20th century critic. “Claudius represents the human, Hamlet the inhuman.” Requirements: 1) Supporting quotations with internal citation (Act.Scene.Line) 2) No 1st or 2nd person pronouns 3) Double spaced 4) Font: Times New Roman 5) Works cited page (MLA style) 6) Quotations from two other sources than […]
In a brief, succinct, but complete manner, respond to each of the following questions. In each case, you must base your questions on specific passages from the text of the play and reference those passages in your answer. Your responses may, of necessity, be based upon your interpretation, which is fine (good even!), but should nonetheless be rooted in evidence from […]
