Aside
from considering "Hamlet" one of my ultimate favorite, it can be
analyze as a very complex work of literature. Many readers can argue that is a
very challenging play to read. Without a doubt the text requires the reader to
spend more time exploring the context and analyzing beyond the obvious. Once
you spend sufficient time studying the play, many questions will arise within
the reading. Hamlet does not just centralize on vengeance as the main topic, we
also find grieve, melancholy among other themes. One of the most important
subjects was the struggle Hamlet faces when questioning whether it is worth
existing or not.
"To be or not to
be" is one of the most famous and known lines of "Hamlet". This
really emphasizes on the battle Hamlet faces with all his problems. I find
"Hamlet" to be an extraordinary piece of literature but it also
demands an intensive effort and attention to fully understand. Watching the
movie was really helpful in better understanding the play.
For anyone who has
never read "Hamlet". I highly recommend it. If complex and
entertaining literature is what you like. You won't regret reading “Hamlet”!
http://www.cliffsnotes.com/study_guide/literature/hamlet/at-a-glance.html
