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Introduction
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The Importance of Shakespeare
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Hamlet and Ophelia
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Gen X vs Gen Z
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Millennials vs Gen Z
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Whos there
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Authenticity
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Living in the now
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The stakes are amplified
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Claudius
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Corrupt King
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Hamlets Revenge
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Ophelia
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Hamlets AntiDisposition
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Ophelia and Hamlet
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Hamlets conscience
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Hamlet double acting
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Hamlets betrayal
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The dominoes fall
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The Bible
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Rebel Without a Cause
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Hamlets Intuition
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The Role
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Hamlet The Renaissance Man
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People naturally want to master a subject
Description:
Explore the enduring relevance and artistic brilliance of Shakespeare in this engaging panel discussion featuring Folger Shakespeare Library Director Dr. Michael Witmore, Insight Partners Co-Founder Jerry Murdock, and Utah Shakespeare Festival Artistic Director Brian Vaughn. Delve into the complexities of Hamlet, examining character dynamics, generational perspectives, and the play's timeless themes. Uncover insights on authenticity, living in the present, and the amplified stakes in Shakespearean drama. Analyze Claudius as a corrupt king, Hamlet's quest for revenge, and Ophelia's tragic fate. Investigate Hamlet's conscience, his calculated actions, and the cascading consequences of betrayal. Draw connections between Shakespeare's works, the Bible, and modern cinema. Gain a deeper appreciation for Hamlet as a Renaissance man and discover why people are naturally drawn to mastering Shakespearean literature.

The Artistry and Scholarship of Shakespeare

The Aspen Institute
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