Hamlet and the concept of character:
"Like the life of any contained society," writes Bert O. States, "the phenomenal life of character reveals itself in a process of endurance, repetition, and interchange within a world that has a coherent character in itself and makes consistent demands on its citizens. One cannot stud...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "Like the life of any contained society," writes Bert O. States, "the phenomenal life of character reveals itself in a process of endurance, repetition, and interchange within a world that has a coherent character in itself and makes consistent demands on its citizens. One cannot study character thoroughly by making spot behavioral checks." Likening his approach to that of a field anthropologist conducting a long-term study of a single society, States explores the nature of dramatic character by examining the inhabitants of one of the world's best-known plays. In the first part of "Hamlet" and the Concept of Character, States lays the theoretical groundwork by exploring such topics as the relationship of character change to character persistence; the theory of traits; the interplay between character and environment; and the problem of the humors and their obvious connection to Hamlet. The second part examines the significance of the major characters of the play (King Hamlet, Claudius, Gertrude, Polonius, Laertes, Ophelia, and Horatio) in the formation of the Hamlet "mystery." |
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| adam_text | HAMLET
and the Concept
of Character
Bert O States
The Johns Hopkins University Press
Baltimore and London
CONTENTS
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction xiii
PART ONE The Anatomy of Character 1
1 The Character of Character 3
2 The Theory of Traits 23
3 World Character 51
4 The Theory of Humors 63
PART TWO The Hamlet Family 87
5 The Ghostly Couple 93
6 Polonius and Son n o
/ 7 Ophelia and Incestuous Sheets 129
8 Horatio: Our Man in Elsinore 147
9 Hamlet s Older Brother 157
10 The Melancholy Dane 173
Notes 201
Index 237
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