When Hamlet asks, “To be, or not to be,” he is not merely rehearsing a thought about life and death. He is pausing at a far subtler threshold—the point where the weight of being someone begins to feel ...
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Hamlet’s soliloquy and economic Pontius Pilates
HERE are the opening lines from Hamlet’s soliloquy (it goes on much longer and is worth reading, and the play is worth ...
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