Hamlet: Prince of Denmark

William Shakespeare; Heather Hirschfeld

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Hamlet

Prince of Denmark

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3rd edition
William Shakespeare
Edited with Introduction and Notes by Heather Hirschfeld, University of Tennessee
Edited by Philip Edwards, University of Liverpool

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: August 2019
Print publication year:: 2019
Online ISBN:: 9781316594117
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781316594117

Subjects:: Literature, Literary Texts
Series:: The New Cambridge Shakespeare

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The third edition of Hamlet offers a completely new introduction to this rich, mysterious play, examining Shakespeare's transformation of an ancient Nordic legend into a drama whose philosophical, psychological, political, and spiritual complexities have captivated audiences world-wide for over 400 years. Focusing on the ways in which Shakespeare re-imagined the revenge plot and its capacity to investigate the human experiences of love, grief, obligation, and memory, Heather Hirschfeld explores the play's cultural and theatrical contexts, its intricate textual issues, its vibrant critical traditions and controversies, and its history of performance and adaptation by celebrated directors, actors, and authors. Supplemented by an updated reading list, extensive illustrations and helpful appendices, this edition also features revised commentary notes explicitly designed for the student reader, offering the very best in contemporary criticism of this great tragedy.

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