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Hamlet

(Arden Shakespeare: Third Series)

By William Shakespeare

(557)

| Hardcover | 9781904271321

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悲剧《哈姆雷特》代表莎士比亚的最高戏剧成就，成为世界各国人民最喜欢的文学作品之一。描述丹麦王驾崩后，守夜卫兵看见老王幽魂出现。告知哈姆雷特王子。而王子的叔父服丧未满，即娶其嫂继承王位。王子与幽魂对话，获知叔父谋害父王之真相。王子为证实真相装疯卖傻，导演了一出老王被毒杀的短剧，请新王与新后观赏。新王当即脸色大变，被哈姆雷特看穿，确信了父亲的灵魂所言属实。新王把哈姆雷特送到了英国，暗中拜托英皇杀了他。哈姆雷特的情人饱受失恋之苦加上父亲被王子误杀，精神崩溃坠入湖中溺死。而她的哥哥想为父妹报仇，与哈姆雷特比剑，用一把毒剑伤了哈姆雷特；后者剑术超他一等，最终击败了他，在临死前，他道出了新王的阴谋。事实揭Continue

目录
List of illustrations
General editors' preface
Preface
Introduction
　The challenges of Hamlet
　　The challenge of acting Hamlet
　　The challenge of editing Hamlet
　　The challenge to the greatness of Hamlet:Hamlet versus Lear
　Hamlet in our time
　　The soliloquies and the modernity of Hamlet
　　Hamlet and Freud
　　Reading against the Hamlet tradition
　Hamlet in Shakespeare's time
　　Hamlet at the turn of the century
　　The challenge of dating Hamlet
　 Was there an earlier Hamlet play?
　 Are there any early references to Shakespeare's play?
　 Can we date Hamlet in relation to other contemporary plays?
　 Hamlet's first performances
　 The story of Hamlet
　　Murder most foul
An antic disposition
　　'Sentences', speeches and thoughts
The composition of Hamlet
　　The quartos and the Folio
　 The quartos
　 The First Folio
The relationship of Q2 to Q1
　 The relationship ofF to Q2
　 What, then, of Q1 ?
　　Editorial practice
　 Why a three-text edition?
　Hamlet on stage and screen
　 Hamlet and his points
　 Enter the director
　 Hamlet and politics
Novel Hamlets
　 Hamlet meets Fielding, Goethe, Dickens and
　others
　 Hamlet and women novelists
　 Prequels and sequels
　The continuing mystery of Hamlet
　THE TRAGICAL HISTORY OF
　 HAMLET, PRINCE OF DENMARK
The Second Quarto (1604-5)
Appendices
1 Folio-only passages
2 The nature of the texts
The early printed texts
　The early quartos
　The First Folio
　The quartos and folios after 1623
Modern editors at work
　The written text
　The performed text
　The printed text
　The multiple text
　A common position?
　Our procedure as editors of Hamlet Determining transmission
　Editorial principles Lineation and punctuation
Textual tables
3 Editorial conventions and sample passages
Conventions
　Proper names
　Act and scene numbers
　Commentary
　Textual notes
Sample passages
4 The act division at 3.4/4.1
　The editorial tradition
　The theatrical tradition
　Our decisions for the new Arden Hamlet
5 Casting
6 Music
Abbreviations and references
　Abbreviations used in notes
　Works by and partly by Shakespeare
　Editions of Shakespeare collated
　Other works cited
Index

9 Reviews

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Masterpiece

How to combine in a brilliant way sharp intelligence, keen irony and sublime poetry. I envy a lot who could personally meet Shakespeare.
Doubt thou the stars are fire;
Doubt that the sun doth move;
Doubt truth to be a liar;
But never doubt I love.

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Alice [love a device against all solitude] said on Oct 10, 2011 about the Others edition | Add your feedback

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Of COURSE I was forced to read this for an exam...

...who'd tackle Hamlet on their own? But after you understand all the references and the vertigo-inducing wordplays, reading it in one go is a terrific experience: rhythm (yes, five hours on stage, but five gripping hours), irony, pathos, huge depths. No movie version ever came near.

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Paola said on Feb 9, 2008 | Add your feedback

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It's a thriller about a man who plots to avenge his father's murder, it's a terrifying ghost story, it's a tale of political intrigue, love, lust, betrayal and death and it's so much more - Shakespeare's greatest hero ultimately finds that his greatest adversary is himself as he has to confront the ... (continue)

It's a thriller about a man who plots to avenge his father's murder, it's a terrifying ghost story, it's a tale of political intrigue, love, lust, betrayal and death and it's so much more - Shakespeare's greatest hero ultimately finds that his greatest adversary is himself as he has to confront the flaws in his own nature in order to prepare himself to take revenge, and the great soliloquies of the play are among the most moving analyses of the human condition ever written.

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David Johncock said on Oct 9, 2007 about the Paperback edition | Add your feedback

"To be or not to be– that is the question". Simply wonderful.

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Iris Sola said on Aug 3, 2010 about the Paperback edition | Add your feedback

Bill Shakespeare's my very favourite

Great, wonderful, amazing Hamlet. Among all of Shakespeare's plays, I think this is the most human and enjoyble one. I love Hamlet's self confidence in facing his dilemmas. Which is very dicotomic. One again, kudos for Shakespeare. I just can't stop crying everytime I read this.

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Astarte said on Jul 22, 2010 about the Paperback edition | Add your feedback

Hamlet is Hamlet, how could I judge such a piece of art? I have to admit the italian translation and the exercises are quite good. I would suggest it to italians who are motivated in studying english.

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Merenwen Oronar said on Jan 16, 2010 about the Paperback edition | Add your feedback