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哈姆雷特的悲剧似乎是个永远也解不开的迷。是神经错乱,还是假装疯狂?是英勇,还是忧郁?是果决,还是迟懦?自始至终,哈姆雷特怀着秘密演绎着他的悲剧,留给他的观众无尽的猜测。《论语·泰伯》中“曾子言曰:‘鸟之将死,其鸣也哀;人之将死,其言也善。’”人们盼望着,在他生命的最后时刻,他能卸下那幅复仇的恨凝成的沉重的面具,揭开谜底,吐露真言。本文把目光投向了哈姆雷特生命的最后时刻,采取文本分析的形式,探究不同世界观指导下人们对于死亡的反映和理解,探讨了哈姆雷特在其生命的最后时刻思索着什么,又揭示了什么。
Hamlet’s tragedy seems to be a never-ending fan. Is he mentally disturbed or pretentious? Is it heroic or melancholy? Is it a decisive battle or a coward? Throughout his life, Hamlet secretly interprets his tragedy, leaving his audience endlessly guessing. The Analects of Confucius in Taroko said: “The birds are dying, the mourning is mournful, the death of people is their word.” "People are looking forward to the end of his life that he can unload That revenge hate condensate into a heavy mask, opened the answer, revealing the truth. This article focuses on the last moments of Hamlet’s life, takes the form of textual analysis, explores the reflection and understanding of death under the guidance of different worldviews, and explores what Hamlet is thinking about at the last moment in his life and what is revealed.