＂Hamlet＂ is one of the most famous representative plays, Shakespeare was known as the＂ Mona Lisa＂ in the literary world, the topics include love, family, betrayal and madness and death. These topics through the ce...＂Hamlet＂ is one of the most famous representative plays, Shakespeare was known as the＂ Mona Lisa＂ in the literary world, the topics include love, family, betrayal and madness and death. These topics through the centuries can still resonate with the audience, the main reason is the play the protagonist Danish prince Hamlet is a typical representative of the Renaissance humanist thinker. His concern for the fate, advocating rational, sensible to judge the situation in the country was Denmark, with the people as a fundamental, to overcome personal feelings, to sacrifice their lives to save the country＇s fate. By analyzing the characters of Hamlet Shakespeare analyzed profound reflection on humanism, humanist tragedy reveals the reason, the contribution of Shakespeare＇ s era reviewed humanism.展开更多
Macbeth is one of Shakespeare＇s four tragedies, which mainly tells about Macbeth＇s attempt to take power and his tragic downfall. This paper tends to analyze androgyny in Lady Macbeth and its relation with Macbeth＇...Macbeth is one of Shakespeare＇s four tragedies, which mainly tells about Macbeth＇s attempt to take power and his tragic downfall. This paper tends to analyze androgyny in Lady Macbeth and its relation with Macbeth＇s tragedy. Just because of her, Macbeth commits a series of crimes and finally leads to his tragedy.展开更多
As one of Shakespeare＇s four great tragedies, King Lear stands as a classic masterpiece firmly in world literary history. The Lear story goes through many retellings, among which Jane Smiley＇s A Thousand Acres prove...As one of Shakespeare＇s four great tragedies, King Lear stands as a classic masterpiece firmly in world literary history. The Lear story goes through many retellings, among which Jane Smiley＇s A Thousand Acres proves to be a successful one. Though exhibited from different perspectives, the two stories have something in common the ironies arising from father-daughter conflicts. In the way of an intertextual comparison, the paper analyzes the ironies from father-daughter conflicts with an aim of digging out deep meaning from behind in a new angle. It f＇mds out that the ironies shared by the two works help to increase the tragic atmosphere and reveal a lot of truths underneath the lines.展开更多
文摘＂Hamlet＂ is one of the most famous representative plays, Shakespeare was known as the＂ Mona Lisa＂ in the literary world, the topics include love, family, betrayal and madness and death. These topics through the centuries can still resonate with the audience, the main reason is the play the protagonist Danish prince Hamlet is a typical representative of the Renaissance humanist thinker. His concern for the fate, advocating rational, sensible to judge the situation in the country was Denmark, with the people as a fundamental, to overcome personal feelings, to sacrifice their lives to save the country＇s fate. By analyzing the characters of Hamlet Shakespeare analyzed profound reflection on humanism, humanist tragedy reveals the reason, the contribution of Shakespeare＇ s era reviewed humanism.
文摘Macbeth is one of Shakespeare＇s four tragedies, which mainly tells about Macbeth＇s attempt to take power and his tragic downfall. This paper tends to analyze androgyny in Lady Macbeth and its relation with Macbeth＇s tragedy. Just because of her, Macbeth commits a series of crimes and finally leads to his tragedy.
文摘As one of Shakespeare＇s four great tragedies, King Lear stands as a classic masterpiece firmly in world literary history. The Lear story goes through many retellings, among which Jane Smiley＇s A Thousand Acres proves to be a successful one. Though exhibited from different perspectives, the two stories have something in common the ironies arising from father-daughter conflicts. In the way of an intertextual comparison, the paper analyzes the ironies from father-daughter conflicts with an aim of digging out deep meaning from behind in a new angle. It f＇mds out that the ironies shared by the two works help to increase the tragic atmosphere and reveal a lot of truths underneath the lines.
