In setting out to write this piece, I was deeply reminded of the state of bafflement that William Shakespeare and his character, Hamlet, suffered in his play of the same title. For Hamlet, the character, the bafflement stemmed from the buffoonery of an emotion which can find no outlet in action. In Shakespeare, the dramatist, it is the buffoonery of an emotion which he cannot express in art. It is for this reason that T.S Eliot submitted that Sh…
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