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`Hamlet,' Hulce & the Issue Of Character; What's Left To Bring to the Role? The Actor Finds Out Tonight.
The Washington Post
; Tom Hulce had already earned his stage spurs in "Equus" when his Academy Award nomination for 1984's "Amadeus" guaranteed him movie marquee value as well. His shock-headed, manic Mozart defined the composer for a popular audience. Now the 38-year-old Hulce - who passes for a decade younger and
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APT BRINGS CLARITY TO 'HAMLET'.(ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT)
Wisconsin State Journal (Madison, WI)
; Byline: Veronica Rueckert For the State Journal SPRING GREEN -- You hate Hamlet. Admit it. It's one of those things you feel you should appreciate, because you're told it's important, like Almodovar movies and risotto. You see it about five times, hoping it'll take. But secretly Hamlet reminds you
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Hamlet, reconciliation, and the just state.(Critical essay)
Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature
; HAMLET'S personae proceed in pairs. Scholars have long noted that in Hamlet Shakespeare gives us not only braces of siblings and lovers but nearly interchangeable doubles (Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Cornelius and Voltemand), as well as pairs of characters whose situations are oddly analogous,
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Resituating Freud's Hamlet
PSYART
; Hamlet's inner conflict, though rich in oedipal imagery, is dramatized as the product of his immediate situation rather than of childhood trauma. It revolves around the old chivalric code of blood revenge and honor-at-all costs, and is implicit in the text, hence not "repressed" by the protagonist.
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HAMLET, RECONCILIATION, AND THE JUST STATE
Renascence
; HAMLET'S personae proceed in pairs. Scholars have long noted that in Hamlet Shakespeare gives us not only braces of siblings and lovers but nearly interchangeable "doubles" (Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, Cornelius and Voltemand), as well as pairs of characters whose situations are oddly analogous,
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Hamlet and Counter-Humanism.(Critical Essay)
Renaissance Quarterly
; This essay interprets the question of subjectivity in Hamlet by reappraising Renaissance skepticism and by reexamining the medieval debate concerning the misery of man's existence, and the Renaissance celebration of man. A central concern is the significance of the commonplace in humanist rhetoric
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Shakespeare as Poet or Playwright.(Shakespeare as Poet or Playwright?: The Player's Speech in Hamlet)(Book review)
Early Modern Literary Studies
; Shakespeare as Poet or Playwright?: The Player's Speech in Hamlet Jason Gleckman Chinese University of Hong Kong gjason@cuhk.edu.hk Gleckman, Jason. Shakespeare as Poet or Playwright?: The Player's Speech in Hamlet . Early Modern Literary Studies 11.3 (January, 2006):2.1-13 <URL:
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TO BLOOM OR NOT TO BLOOM? 'Hamlet' can always score more critical analysis
Jewish Exponent
; There's a literary parlor game I like to play in my mind every so often. The premise -- as in so many such cases -- is that I've been banished to a desert island for the rest of my life, and I have to decide which books to take along. The powers that be in this little mental game tend to be
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Hamlet as the Christmas Prince.(Book Review)
Early Modern Literary Studies
; Hamlet as The Christmas Prince: Certain Speculations on Hamlet, the Calendar, Revels, and Misrule Steve Roth steve@steve-roth.com Roth, Steve. Hamlet as The Christmas Prince: Certain Speculations on Hamlet, the Calendar, Revels, and Misrule. Early Modern Literary Studies 7.3 (January, 2002): 5.1-89
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"Hamlet, Part Eight, The Revenge" or, sampling Shakespeare in a postmodern world.(Critical Essay)
College Literature
; In The Great Hamlets, an educational video of interviews with famous actors and directors of Hamlet, made in 1985 and released by Films for the Humanities in 1996, the narrator, Trevor Nunn, has the following exchange with Laurence Olivier: Nunn: The subtitle Laurence Olivier gave to his film
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