Hamlet Analysis (Act 1 Scene 2) - Nerdstudy

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Let's start explaining the ins and outs of Hamlet Act 1 Scene 2. We've already seen the summary for Hamlet Act 1 Scene 2, so now let's dive even deeper into the analysis of what had happened in the story. You'll find that we get to truly appreciate Shakespeare in many different ways from this lesson.
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I think my English teacher would love this...
I'll share it with her when I remember since nearly no other analysis covers the political aspect of it all in the correct timeframe of the play...

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You guys are great, it really helped me understand this head-breaker of Shakespearean... I need Act 3 😢

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Well done , it reminds me well

[@MasseyMania2000]

Also, you mentioned that in Elizabethan society, incestuous relationships were frowned upon. I was under the impression that the throne was maintained via incestuous relationships to keep blood pure? Were incestuous relationships only allowed to happen for royalty?

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Its between royal families...

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Are there analysis videos for all acts and scenes on your website if you purchase the premium membership?

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Which book are you guys using because I’m using The Norton Anthology Of World Literature vol.1

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Please complete the play !!

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Please Can you make summary for The taming of the Shrew.

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Act 2? Act 3?

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1. “This time period” is NOT 1600 when “Hamlet” was first performed. The play is set in the 14th/15th century, so the laws/customs/rules of the contemporary audience don’t apply. Shakespeare is making it up-the incestuousness/illegality of the Claudius-Gertrude marriage is deliberately ambiguous throughout the play.
2. Claudius isn’t referring to a person who advised him to marry Gertrude-the “you” is the collective family, government, and by extension the nation-state. It’s like “Denmark encouraged me to marry Gertrude as it was obviously the right thing for Denmark.” Nobody thinks there is a specific person or group that made a specific advisement at a particular moment.

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I'm 24 and I'm working too hard to understand what the hell is Shakespeare saying, it's too damn complicated

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Why is hamlet anorexic lmao