A Vedantic Rendering of Hamlet - Cameron, Douglas G.
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Shakespeare may be the most impactful writer the world has ever known and yet very little is known about the man or his life. For whatever reason, and who can say why, an Eastern paradigm applied to Shakespeare's works provides remarkable insights and explanations beyond the usual intellectually limited ones. In using Vedanta, the pure metaphysics behind Hinduism, to explain character and motive in one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays--Hamlet--novel discernments occur. Philosophical precepts such as reality behind appearance, detachment, and learning self-trust over so-called "material…mehr

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Shakespeare may be the most impactful writer the world has ever known and yet very little is known about the man or his life. For whatever reason, and who can say why, an Eastern paradigm applied to Shakespeare's works provides remarkable insights and explanations beyond the usual intellectually limited ones. In using Vedanta, the pure metaphysics behind Hinduism, to explain character and motive in one of Shakespeare's most mysterious plays--Hamlet--novel discernments occur. Philosophical precepts such as reality behind appearance, detachment, and learning self-trust over so-called "material evidence" suddenly make the play more comprehensible revealing a secret direction toward which Shakespeare may have been pushing his audience. Here then, is just such a Vedantic rendering of Hamlet.
Autorenporträt
Douglas G. Cameron attained a BA from SMU in Dallas Texas, an MA in Asian Studies from University of Texas in Austin, and an MA in Literature from University of Houston at Clear Lake. Cameron has taught at Brazosport College in Lake Jackson Texas, North American College in Houston, and is currently as adjunct professor at Houston Community College.