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The Oscar-nominated film about Shakespeare’s son explores how men and women mourn differently – and how ‘Hamlet’ may have transformed a father’s private sorrow into enduring art.
Literary podcasts are like year-round writers festivals – and there’s an Australian one out there for every taste, from occasional readers to bonafide bookworms.
Hawks offered women both real and symbolic means to express gender, power and status within a male-dominated world.
‘Hamnet,’ focussed on Shakespeare’s wife Agnes as a healer, brings forward stronger readings of a character who’s been at the centre of feminist criticism and western pop culture: Ophelia in Hamlet.
Chloé Zhao knows how to make people feel, and Hamnet sees a new phrase in her artistry.
Was the premature death of Shakespeare’s only son really the inspiration for Hamlet?
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Senior Lecturer (English and Drama), Australian National University
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