The Problem of Procrastination in play "Hamlet"
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This document is a student paper analyzing procrastination in William Shakespeare's play Hamlet. It begins with identifying information about the student author and includes an introduction stating the topic is about procrastination in Hamlet. Short definitions of procrastination are provided, along with reasons Hamlet procrastinates in avenging his father's death. These include waiting for Claudius to show guilt, following his father's spirit's urging not to harm his mother, and wanting to ensure Claudius goes to hell. The results of Hamlet's procrastination are discussed, leading to the deaths of Polonius and Ophelia and setting off events he couldn't stop.
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- 1. Prepared By: Munjpara Maitri Rajendrabhai Roll No.: 22 Enrolment No.:PG13101023 Seat No.: 11310122 Semester: 1 Year: 2013-14 Submitted To, Smt. S.B. Gardi Dept. Of English Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University Bhavnagar.
- 2. The Problem Of Procrastination In Hamlet Play: Hamlet Author: William Shakespeare Genre: Revenge Tragedy
- 4. The problem of Procrastination in Hamlet What is the meaning of Procrastination? Reasons for
- 5. What is the meaning of Procrastination? Procrastination means to postpone doing something. The person really doesn't want to do what they are putting off. Procrastination is when a person puts things off and
- 6. Waiting for Claudius guilt His father urges him not to act against his mother Wanted to sure that Claudius must go in hell The reason of Procrastin ation
- 7. Whats going on in Hamlet's mind: Hamlet wants to take the revenge any how. Revenge To be clear Wanted to check every angle of the incident. But Hamlet have no proof against Claudius. No Evidence
- 8. Leads to the death of Polonius Set off a chain of events, which he couldnt stop Leads to the death of Ophelia The results of Procrastination
- 9. Th AN KY OU