This book is a commentary on one of Shakespeare's greatest plays, Hamlet. It includes a detailed synopsis of each act and scene, as well as commentary on the language, themes, and characters. The author also includes a chapter on 'first principles', in which he discusses the fundamental ideas that underlie the play. This book will be of interest to scholars and lovers of Shakespeare alike.

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