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William Shakespeare’s "Hamlet"

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William Shakespeare’s literary heritage includes sonnets, comedies, tragedies, tragicomedies, and histories. The author’s contribution to dramatic arts and theater, in general, remains inestimable to these days. The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, most commonly referred to as Hamlet, is one of the plays by William Shakespeare that most of the researchers these days define as controversial...
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On the other hand, Hamlet is one of the best-loved tragedies by William Shakespeare the relevance and applicability of which are considered in the modern world.

It is believed that William Shakespeare wrote Hamlet very early in the 1600s. Dating the play (identifying the more or less exact time when it was written) seems next to impossible these days...
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