Connection

Connection

1. William Shakespeare

   • English poet, playwright and actor
   • Considered one of the greatest English writers
   • Wrote narrative poems, sonnets and plays
   • One of the owners of the theater company called Lord Chamberlain's Men, later known as King's Men.
   • Wrote a set of plays classified as tragicomedies or novels
   • In the "dark period", he wrote one of his most prestigious tragedies: Hamlet

2. Hamlet

   • Tragedy by William Shakespeare, written between 1599 and 1601
   • Retells the story of how the Prince Hamlet tries to avenge his father's death
   • The play maps the course of life in real madness and feigned madness
   • Deeply explores the human condition
   • Contains a philosophical and psychological analysis
   • It generates many impressions and reflections

3. Society

   • The tragedy of the young prince is also the story of the destruction of an established order
   • Hamlet has to do with the collapse of an era, a time when even democracy loses its meaning
   • It is a "sponge piece", that is, it absorbs the issues of the moment

4. Society

   • There are problems in a society, and these can be derived from corruption - as in the aforementioned Shakespeare work - A problem that does not require common sense and conformity,
     • If there is conformity in the face of problems like this.
   • Hamlet is a pre-modern, when we, who are post-modern, deal with very similar problems
   • We have a structure of everyday life, that is, material life has a logic and the symbolic structures that we have to understand everyday life, have another