mayneverhave
02-29-2008, 04:16 AM
Has anyone else here read Harold Bloom's short criticism, Hamlet: Poem Unlimited?
It was a pretty interesting read, not that I agree with what he had to say, but he brought up some good points.
One line particularly struck me. I don't have a copy of the book on me atm, and can't find it anywhere online so in summation:
"Hamlet is the supreme consciousness listening to its own cognitive music" - describing Hamlet's soliloquies.
It was a pretty interesting read, not that I agree with what he had to say, but he brought up some good points.
One line particularly struck me. I don't have a copy of the book on me atm, and can't find it anywhere online so in summation:
"Hamlet is the supreme consciousness listening to its own cognitive music" - describing Hamlet's soliloquies.