گریز ازساختار ادیپی در هملت

Abstract
Until the first half of the twentieth century, readings of the tragedy of Hamlet were built on the principles of humanism. Critics compared Shakespeare's tragic character to the classical Oedipus. This psychoanalytic interpretation placed Hamlet like a patient in a psychological laboratory. With a clinical image resembling a patient lying on a couch, he was diagnosed as psychotic, and the Freudian critic explained Hamlet's inability to act, in the psychoanalytic domain according to G...