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- Title
Hamlet's Procrastination is contrived from Puritan obedience.
- Authors
Nayeem, Md. Abu; Uddin, Md. Kawsar
- Abstract
This paper attempts to present Hamlet's examination of his life and the unavoidable postponement of vengeance as a result of puritanical humiliation. It analyzes that Hamlet is religious and Christian. He believes in God and all the Christian belongings including chastisement for sin and damnation. It is not supposed, theoretical or hypothetical for him, rather all part of his veracity, and the question he asks, and the fears he has are also bona fide and solemn for him. He is not using religion as justification in the way of making excuses, but trying to remain a puritan emphasizing total depravity.
- Subjects
OBEDIENCE in Christianity; PROCRASTINATION; CALVINISM; REVENGE; SIN in Christianity; DAMNED in literature
- Publication
ASA University Review, 2013, Vol 7, Issue 1, p203
- ISSN
1997-6925
- Publication type
Article