Differentiating Hamlet: Ophelia and the Problems of Subjectivity

Name: Differentiating Hamlet: Ophelia and the Problems of Subjectivity
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Richard Finkelstein

Differentiating Hamlet: Ophelia and the Problems of Subjectivity

By Richard Finkelstein

By considering the positions Hamlet explores with regards to the nature of intention, the nature and acquisition of knowledge, the effectiveness of reason, and their relation to psychological integrity, the author of this paper argues that…

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