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THEME OF VENGEANCE IN WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S HAMLET AND MERCHANT OF VENICE
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This paper discusses the influence of wealth, money, and its circulation as well as transactions on two of Shakespeare’s plays The Merchant of Venice and William Shakespeare’s Hamlet from a cultural point of view. Although the effect of economics is more evident in the former than the latter, mercantile terms abound profusely in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Excavating elements of mercantilism in these plays recasts these plays in a light that is different from the long-established philosophical study of them. The contribution of this study lies in that it addresses a rath
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CHAPTER ONE - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]Vengeance is depicted in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Merchant of Venice the major theme was a social phenomenon during Shakespeare’s days. England then was a proud nation and Queen Elizabeth who was the symbol of England would not tolerate her rivals. She destroyed her enemies and in 1587,she had Mary Queen of Scots executed for treason.Also in 1588, her navy defeated a huge armada of ships from Spain.Both acts were prompted by religion.Her power was threatened for other reason. In 1594, her doctor was executed for attempting to poison her. When she died in 1603, James1 su ... Continue Reading
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ABSRACT - [ Total Page(s): 1 ]This paper discusses the influence of wealth, money, and its circulation as well as transactions on two of Shakespeare’s plays The Merchant of Venice and William Shakespeare’s Hamlet from a cultural point of view. Although the effect of economics is more evident in the former than the latter, mercantile terms abound profusely in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet. Excavating elements of mercantilism in these plays recasts these plays in a light that is different from the long-established philosophical study of them. The contribution of this study lies in that it addresses a rath
... Continue Reading
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