Why is Hamlet an ATYPICAL Revenge Tragedy?

[@tallatrasool9757]

so exciting lecture and I never wish to end.

[@PrueGorospe]

Thank you, you gave me a new way or approach to Shakespears Hamlet. And gosh you are a rare guy... You are a good looking literary guy...

[@jeddle]

Thank you so much, I'm flattered :)

[@AlejandraSanchez-rm8zl]

Great analysis, thanks!!

[@alexayoung5502]

Thank you! This really got me started on my essay:)

[@jeddle]

So happy to hear!

[@mohammadsyed2135]

by any chance do u still have ur essay, if so would you mind sharing it with me

[@samantha-kemp-therapy]

Thank you

[@akshitabhatt5206]

Thank you, this was really helpful.

[@sruthivijayamohan4432]

Nice video
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[@fatyfaty5016]

Thanks,,,

[@jeddle]

you're welcome :)

[@speedracer2841]

Where is the complication then in the Senecan Tragedy?

[@overestimatingambition8759]

Is Hamlet a revenge tragedy?

[@jeddle]

Yes (because it revolves around Hamlet's revenge against Claudius for murdering his father), but importantly, it is an ATYPICAL revenge tragedy (meaning that it doesn't follow the normal conventions, for example Hamlet procrastinates the revenge rather than completing it straight away).

[@ThomasRoll85]

"which is not romantic".😅

[@antidepressant11]

On the other hand, hamlet is a smart alec witaholic who has hang up about women and living up to his own father's high expectations. I don't find him so noble .

[@giftyachigibah5157]

Thank you