Shakespeare’s Presentation of Gertrude in Hamlet
Posted on September 17th, 2007 in Topical by David Michael
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Shakespeare’s presentation of Gertrude in his masterpiece “Hamlet”. Is she quiet and biddable, or is she sensual and deceitful? Perhaps one does not exclude the other?
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