The article introduces Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet".Hamlet wants to revenge for his father.But when the opportunity is coming,he delays his revenge.The passage analyzes the causes of his delay from Ham...The article introduces Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet".Hamlet wants to revenge for his father.But when the opportunity is coming,he delays his revenge.The passage analyzes the causes of his delay from Hamlet's characters.展开更多
Hamlet,a play accomplished by Shakespeare probably in 1601,is often defined as a typical Elizabethan revenge tragedy which closely follows the dramatic conventions of revenge play set in ancient Greek and Roman times,...Hamlet,a play accomplished by Shakespeare probably in 1601,is often defined as a typical Elizabethan revenge tragedy which closely follows the dramatic conventions of revenge play set in ancient Greek and Roman times,especially by one of the greatest authors of classical tragedies named Seneca,and furthered this genre in Elizabethan era.展开更多
Hamlet as a representative tragedy by Shakespeare has its special significance .The original version of the Hamlet story is a brief narrative in the legendary “Danish History”. The revenge story of Demark prince is ...Hamlet as a representative tragedy by Shakespeare has its special significance .The original version of the Hamlet story is a brief narrative in the legendary “Danish History”. The revenge story of Demark prince is well known in Europe. Shakespeare as a great playwright transformed it from a sensational melodrama of murder and revenge into a spiritual study of character and human problem. Now let’s take a brief look at the story of Hamlet.The prince of Demark, a typical renaissance youth, born to a royal family, had nice dream for human beings. After he returned from Germany for his studies, he found the society in chaos.展开更多
This paper analyzed revenge in The Count of Monte Cristo.Bourdieu’s concept of habitus was used in the analysis with the help of field and capital.Dantes,an innocent and kind gentleman is unwillfully exposed to the o...This paper analyzed revenge in The Count of Monte Cristo.Bourdieu’s concept of habitus was used in the analysis with the help of field and capital.Dantes,an innocent and kind gentleman is unwillfully exposed to the outside world which automatically determines his actions and inactions as Bourdieu explains in his concept of habitus as one’s contact with his environment for a long period of time being a catalyst in determining one’s thoughts and actions.At the end of the study it was observed that Bourdieu’s concepts being used in analysis gives a deeper understanding of the text itself and the message Bourdieu conveys in respect to his concept of habitus and finally making the study pleasant to readers’understanding.展开更多
Hamlet is the greatest tragedy play of William Shakespeare.Hamlet is centred on the hesitation and the options of the heroic Hamlet's action.The purpose of the paper is to give an analysis of the essential reason ...Hamlet is the greatest tragedy play of William Shakespeare.Hamlet is centred on the hesitation and the options of the heroic Hamlet's action.The purpose of the paper is to give an analysis of the essential reason of Hamlet’s delay in his revenge.The thesis is arranged as following:firstly,it focuses on the analysis of the complicated characteristics of Hamlet;then,it will anal yse the options that Hamlet has.Hamlet is great with absolute no doubt.展开更多
Heathcliff and Mao Jie are tragic figures respectively from Wuthering Heights and Jade Goddess of Mercy written by Chinese writer Hai Yan. Both of them took frenzied revenge because of lovers' betrayal. There are ...Heathcliff and Mao Jie are tragic figures respectively from Wuthering Heights and Jade Goddess of Mercy written by Chinese writer Hai Yan. Both of them took frenzied revenge because of lovers' betrayal. There are many similarities in terms of personalities and revenge processes also differences. In this article, the similarities of revenge mentality are psychoanalyzed by Freud's theories and the differences are explained by cultural as well as aesthetic differences.展开更多
Revenge permeates most of Shakespeare’s plays,and scholars understand the themes in historical context.Some believe that the plays involved revenge are evidence that the public was morally opposed to it.For others,ho...Revenge permeates most of Shakespeare’s plays,and scholars understand the themes in historical context.Some believe that the plays involved revenge are evidence that the public was morally opposed to it.For others,however,these plays expressed the frustrations and desires for justice because revenge could be used to eliminate social diseases and ensure social order.The justice crisis of revenge play reflects the judicial crisis in the early modern English legal system.Pufendorf believes that sociality is decisive factor of social order.The law in a hierarchical society has its natural bias,which will inevitably lead to social inequality and do harm to the cultivation of sociality.Shakespeare’s stage reproduces the crisis and threat faced by the whole judiciary due to a large number of social injustice in the early stage of modern British legal transformation,and reveals the great impact of sociality on the community.展开更多
In the American and British literature,Moby Dick written by Herman Melville is the magnum opus.The most imortant idea of the thesis is the revenge between Captain Ahab and the White Wheal.The thesis discusses the targ...In the American and British literature,Moby Dick written by Herman Melville is the magnum opus.The most imortant idea of the thesis is the revenge between Captain Ahab and the White Wheal.The thesis discusses the target and significance of the revenge through the character analysis of Ahab.Ahab's revenge shows the readers the determination of human's fighting against the Almighty God and Herman Melville's idea of harmonious co-existence between humans and the nature.展开更多
The image of the lonely and awkward scientist may be accurate, but his asocial habits, it seems, are not harmful to his health. The results of a 69-year-long study suggest that other things being equal, male scientist...The image of the lonely and awkward scientist may be accurate, but his asocial habits, it seems, are not harmful to his health. The results of a 69-year-long study suggest that other things being equal, male scientists are likely to slightly outlive male nonscientists.展开更多
This essay analyses Christopher Marlowe’s play Tamburlaine the Great and its intricate interweaving of historical events and cultural nuances.Focusing on the character of Tamburlaine,the essay explores themes of powe...This essay analyses Christopher Marlowe’s play Tamburlaine the Great and its intricate interweaving of historical events and cultural nuances.Focusing on the character of Tamburlaine,the essay explores themes of power,revenge,and divine justice within the context of the broader Shiite-Sunni conflict and the tragic history of Imam Al-Hussein.By examining Marlowe’s incorporation of historical accounts and creative narrative techniques,the essay highlights how the play provides insights into the complexities of human ambition,political manoeuvring,and the consequences of wielding authority.Ultimately,Tamburlaine the Great is shown to be a timeless exploration of the interplay between history,religion,and individual agency,inviting readers to reflect on the enduring relevance of its themes in both historical and contemporary contexts.展开更多
Rice is regarded as a grey film because of its theme of human's evil nature. The dark, secret, and evil sides of human are vividly displayed, which arouse deep thoughts. How is the protagonist, Wulong, ruined? Wha...Rice is regarded as a grey film because of its theme of human's evil nature. The dark, secret, and evil sides of human are vividly displayed, which arouse deep thoughts. How is the protagonist, Wulong, ruined? What to blame for his downfall? In this essay, the writer would try to analyze the phases of his spiritual downfall and discuss the elements which influence the change of his character through a psychological analysis.展开更多
Wuthering Heights is the only novel of Emily Bronte,a woman writer in the nineteenth century English literature.The plot of the novel is organized by the love and revenge of the hero Heathcliff.This paper analyzes Hea...Wuthering Heights is the only novel of Emily Bronte,a woman writer in the nineteenth century English literature.The plot of the novel is organized by the love and revenge of the hero Heathcliff.This paper analyzes Heathcliff’s dual characters,his innocent nature as a normal man and his revenge on Hindley and Linton,highlighting the reasons of his transformation.展开更多
The Hamlet’s scruple is dealt with, which has been disputed for a long time. Hamlet’s hesitation shows kindness and conscience of the human nature. Hamlet is not the individual tragedy of Hamlet, but the tragedy of ...The Hamlet’s scruple is dealt with, which has been disputed for a long time. Hamlet’s hesitation shows kindness and conscience of the human nature. Hamlet is not the individual tragedy of Hamlet, but the tragedy of the society owing to Hamlet’s uncle’s sins, which indicates the philosophy theory that if natural law is violated, it will bring about unexpected disaster.展开更多
It is taken for granted that during partition （Indo-Pak, 1947）, Hindus were massacred by Muslims and same isconsidered true vice versa. This is a deep rooted attitude behind years of prejudice between both the commu...It is taken for granted that during partition （Indo-Pak, 1947）, Hindus were massacred by Muslims and same isconsidered true vice versa. This is a deep rooted attitude behind years of prejudice between both the communities.The collective sensibility of one community has affected the other. The available history of partition discussesmainly the political issues or is marked with patriotic bias. For the historians, it has been a constitutional or politicalarrangement which does not affect the contours of Indian society. If seen from the perspective of survivors, thehistory of partition appears very different. It is all violence for them. This difference leads to a wide chasm betweenhistory and the account in form of oral history in particular about partition; its pain and silence. On one hand wherenations can insulate them behind national interests and agendas, the communities that faced partition have to livewith painful memories and moments of violence they faced. Urvashi Bhutalia in her The Other Side of Silence andRitu Menon in her Borders and Boundaries narrates the inhuman experiences of women migrants and trauma facedby survivors. Women in their short stories speak for themselves, without any restrictions or depending on any criticor historian to interpret their pain, about the violence they faced by strangers as well as their near and dear ones.They were subjected to rape and abduction, given no choice of repatriation, were forced to abort or abandonchildren fathered by their abductors. They struggled to put their life together in state of loss of identity andbelongingness. The paper tries to investigate the link between community, caste, gender with violence at the time ofpartition. It deals with the ＂memory＂ that steps in when history fails to address the issue of dislocation. It discusseswomen＇s unspeakable horrifying experiences, their painful truth and their silence that is still in the process ofhealing and forgetting.展开更多
The Spanish Tragedy, written by Thomas Kyd in the late 1580 s, was the grandfather of all revenge tragedies. It established a new genre named revenge tragedy in English theater. Its well-developed characters, timeless...The Spanish Tragedy, written by Thomas Kyd in the late 1580 s, was the grandfather of all revenge tragedies. It established a new genre named revenge tragedy in English theater. Its well-developed characters, timeless themes, dramatic intrigue and pioneering adoption of blank verse enabled it to be viewed as a classic of London theater. Yet it also has received criticisms over the past centuries. Based on Aristotle's opinion of a perfect tragedy in"Poetics", this paper aims to point out the flaws of the play from five perspectives: the fate of Hieronimo, the cause of it, Bel-imperia's sudden love for Horatio, subplot concerning Villuppo and Alexandro, the discovery and the diction.展开更多
Euripides’Medea is one of the first Greek and Roman mythologies that pay attention to people’s thoughts and behaviors.And Wuthering Heights is one of many later literary works,in which prototypes of that are displac...Euripides’Medea is one of the first Greek and Roman mythologies that pay attention to people’s thoughts and behaviors.And Wuthering Heights is one of many later literary works,in which prototypes of that are displaced.Both Medea and Heathcliff have experienced the emotional route of love--hate--reprisal,are similar in background,passionate,are unrestrained in characteristics and dare to love and hate.Besides,they both experienced the betrayal of their beloved ones,and finally they fought against the fate and launched a series of retaliations.展开更多
For centuries, various miserly figures have been portrayed both in Chinese and alien literature. Shylock and Jia Ren are such characters in two famous plays. This thesis explores and analyses the differences in their ...For centuries, various miserly figures have been portrayed both in Chinese and alien literature. Shylock and Jia Ren are such characters in two famous plays. This thesis explores and analyses the differences in their personalities in order to bring a deepened understanding of miser-type characters as the outcome of their societies.展开更多
文摘The article introduces Shakespeare's tragedy "Hamlet".Hamlet wants to revenge for his father.But when the opportunity is coming,he delays his revenge.The passage analyzes the causes of his delay from Hamlet's characters.
文摘Hamlet,a play accomplished by Shakespeare probably in 1601,is often defined as a typical Elizabethan revenge tragedy which closely follows the dramatic conventions of revenge play set in ancient Greek and Roman times,especially by one of the greatest authors of classical tragedies named Seneca,and furthered this genre in Elizabethan era.
文摘Hamlet as a representative tragedy by Shakespeare has its special significance .The original version of the Hamlet story is a brief narrative in the legendary “Danish History”. The revenge story of Demark prince is well known in Europe. Shakespeare as a great playwright transformed it from a sensational melodrama of murder and revenge into a spiritual study of character and human problem. Now let’s take a brief look at the story of Hamlet.The prince of Demark, a typical renaissance youth, born to a royal family, had nice dream for human beings. After he returned from Germany for his studies, he found the society in chaos.
文摘This paper analyzed revenge in The Count of Monte Cristo.Bourdieu’s concept of habitus was used in the analysis with the help of field and capital.Dantes,an innocent and kind gentleman is unwillfully exposed to the outside world which automatically determines his actions and inactions as Bourdieu explains in his concept of habitus as one’s contact with his environment for a long period of time being a catalyst in determining one’s thoughts and actions.At the end of the study it was observed that Bourdieu’s concepts being used in analysis gives a deeper understanding of the text itself and the message Bourdieu conveys in respect to his concept of habitus and finally making the study pleasant to readers’understanding.
文摘Hamlet is the greatest tragedy play of William Shakespeare.Hamlet is centred on the hesitation and the options of the heroic Hamlet's action.The purpose of the paper is to give an analysis of the essential reason of Hamlet’s delay in his revenge.The thesis is arranged as following:firstly,it focuses on the analysis of the complicated characteristics of Hamlet;then,it will anal yse the options that Hamlet has.Hamlet is great with absolute no doubt.
文摘Heathcliff and Mao Jie are tragic figures respectively from Wuthering Heights and Jade Goddess of Mercy written by Chinese writer Hai Yan. Both of them took frenzied revenge because of lovers' betrayal. There are many similarities in terms of personalities and revenge processes also differences. In this article, the similarities of revenge mentality are psychoanalyzed by Freud's theories and the differences are explained by cultural as well as aesthetic differences.
文摘Revenge permeates most of Shakespeare’s plays,and scholars understand the themes in historical context.Some believe that the plays involved revenge are evidence that the public was morally opposed to it.For others,however,these plays expressed the frustrations and desires for justice because revenge could be used to eliminate social diseases and ensure social order.The justice crisis of revenge play reflects the judicial crisis in the early modern English legal system.Pufendorf believes that sociality is decisive factor of social order.The law in a hierarchical society has its natural bias,which will inevitably lead to social inequality and do harm to the cultivation of sociality.Shakespeare’s stage reproduces the crisis and threat faced by the whole judiciary due to a large number of social injustice in the early stage of modern British legal transformation,and reveals the great impact of sociality on the community.
文摘In the American and British literature,Moby Dick written by Herman Melville is the magnum opus.The most imortant idea of the thesis is the revenge between Captain Ahab and the White Wheal.The thesis discusses the target and significance of the revenge through the character analysis of Ahab.Ahab's revenge shows the readers the determination of human's fighting against the Almighty God and Herman Melville's idea of harmonious co-existence between humans and the nature.
文摘The image of the lonely and awkward scientist may be accurate, but his asocial habits, it seems, are not harmful to his health. The results of a 69-year-long study suggest that other things being equal, male scientists are likely to slightly outlive male nonscientists.
文摘This essay analyses Christopher Marlowe’s play Tamburlaine the Great and its intricate interweaving of historical events and cultural nuances.Focusing on the character of Tamburlaine,the essay explores themes of power,revenge,and divine justice within the context of the broader Shiite-Sunni conflict and the tragic history of Imam Al-Hussein.By examining Marlowe’s incorporation of historical accounts and creative narrative techniques,the essay highlights how the play provides insights into the complexities of human ambition,political manoeuvring,and the consequences of wielding authority.Ultimately,Tamburlaine the Great is shown to be a timeless exploration of the interplay between history,religion,and individual agency,inviting readers to reflect on the enduring relevance of its themes in both historical and contemporary contexts.
文摘Rice is regarded as a grey film because of its theme of human's evil nature. The dark, secret, and evil sides of human are vividly displayed, which arouse deep thoughts. How is the protagonist, Wulong, ruined? What to blame for his downfall? In this essay, the writer would try to analyze the phases of his spiritual downfall and discuss the elements which influence the change of his character through a psychological analysis.
文摘Wuthering Heights is the only novel of Emily Bronte,a woman writer in the nineteenth century English literature.The plot of the novel is organized by the love and revenge of the hero Heathcliff.This paper analyzes Heathcliff’s dual characters,his innocent nature as a normal man and his revenge on Hindley and Linton,highlighting the reasons of his transformation.
文摘The Hamlet’s scruple is dealt with, which has been disputed for a long time. Hamlet’s hesitation shows kindness and conscience of the human nature. Hamlet is not the individual tragedy of Hamlet, but the tragedy of the society owing to Hamlet’s uncle’s sins, which indicates the philosophy theory that if natural law is violated, it will bring about unexpected disaster.
文摘It is taken for granted that during partition （Indo-Pak, 1947）, Hindus were massacred by Muslims and same isconsidered true vice versa. This is a deep rooted attitude behind years of prejudice between both the communities.The collective sensibility of one community has affected the other. The available history of partition discussesmainly the political issues or is marked with patriotic bias. For the historians, it has been a constitutional or politicalarrangement which does not affect the contours of Indian society. If seen from the perspective of survivors, thehistory of partition appears very different. It is all violence for them. This difference leads to a wide chasm betweenhistory and the account in form of oral history in particular about partition; its pain and silence. On one hand wherenations can insulate them behind national interests and agendas, the communities that faced partition have to livewith painful memories and moments of violence they faced. Urvashi Bhutalia in her The Other Side of Silence andRitu Menon in her Borders and Boundaries narrates the inhuman experiences of women migrants and trauma facedby survivors. Women in their short stories speak for themselves, without any restrictions or depending on any criticor historian to interpret their pain, about the violence they faced by strangers as well as their near and dear ones.They were subjected to rape and abduction, given no choice of repatriation, were forced to abort or abandonchildren fathered by their abductors. They struggled to put their life together in state of loss of identity andbelongingness. The paper tries to investigate the link between community, caste, gender with violence at the time ofpartition. It deals with the ＂memory＂ that steps in when history fails to address the issue of dislocation. It discusseswomen＇s unspeakable horrifying experiences, their painful truth and their silence that is still in the process ofhealing and forgetting.
文摘The Spanish Tragedy, written by Thomas Kyd in the late 1580 s, was the grandfather of all revenge tragedies. It established a new genre named revenge tragedy in English theater. Its well-developed characters, timeless themes, dramatic intrigue and pioneering adoption of blank verse enabled it to be viewed as a classic of London theater. Yet it also has received criticisms over the past centuries. Based on Aristotle's opinion of a perfect tragedy in"Poetics", this paper aims to point out the flaws of the play from five perspectives: the fate of Hieronimo, the cause of it, Bel-imperia's sudden love for Horatio, subplot concerning Villuppo and Alexandro, the discovery and the diction.
文摘Euripides’Medea is one of the first Greek and Roman mythologies that pay attention to people’s thoughts and behaviors.And Wuthering Heights is one of many later literary works,in which prototypes of that are displaced.Both Medea and Heathcliff have experienced the emotional route of love--hate--reprisal,are similar in background,passionate,are unrestrained in characteristics and dare to love and hate.Besides,they both experienced the betrayal of their beloved ones,and finally they fought against the fate and launched a series of retaliations.
文摘For centuries, various miserly figures have been portrayed both in Chinese and alien literature. Shylock and Jia Ren are such characters in two famous plays. This thesis explores and analyses the differences in their personalities in order to bring a deepened understanding of miser-type characters as the outcome of their societies.
