Hamlet A05 Flashcards
(19 cards)
“The play began to […] this refined age”
-disgust
-John Evelyn
“Everyone’s crime […] produces his punishment”
-naturally
-James Drake
Hamlet’s conduct (is) cruel…. there is something very bloody in it, so inhuman, so […] of a hero”
-unworthy
-Thomas Hanmer
“He treats Ophelia with so much […], which seems useless and wanton cruelty”
-rudeness
-Samuel Johnson
“Hamlet is rather an […] than an agent”
-instrument
-Samuel Johnson
“[Hamlet] seems incapable of […] action
-deliberate
-William Hazlitt
“The play is built upon Hamlet’s […] over fulfilling the task of revenge”
-hesitations
-Sigmund Freud
“[Hamlet] is literally no better than the […] whom he is to punish”
-sinner
-Sigmund Freud
“Melancholia [is] at the root of […] problems”
-Hamlet’s
-A.C. Bradley
“[Hamlet’s] genius might even […] his doom”
-become
-A.C. Bradley
“[Hamlet] is perhaps the most successful piece of dramatic […] the world has ever known”
-illusion
-John Dover Wllson
“A breakdown like Hamlet’s is often due to seeds of […] planted in infancy”
-disturbance
-John Dover Wllson
“Revenge is a wild kind of […]”
-justice
-Francis Bacon
“When the bad […] then is the tragedy good”
-bleed
-Middleton
“the […] and unheard sex”
-invisible
-Fisher
“but it is only Hamlet obsessed with his mothers […]”
-sexuality
-Simon
“only in her […] does anybody begin to listen to Ophelia”
-madness
-Simon
“Hamlet and Ophelia do not share the same fundamental understanding of […]”
-love
-Samons
“Ophelia is more comfortable in […]”
-reality
-Samons
