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2024-05-23
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OPTIMISIM OF WILLIAM SHEKESPEARE`S TRAGEDIES.
Anorbayeva Nilufar O`rinbek qizi
Eldorbek Khamitov Erkin o`g`li
Keywords: Key words: Shakespearean tragedies, Optimism, Resilience, Redemption, Human spirit, Hope, Growth, Justice, Love and friendship, Human nature, Renewal
Abstract
This article delves into the often overlooked aspect of optimism within William
Shakespeare's tragedies. While Shakespeare is renowned for his portrayal of human
suffering and the darker aspects of life, this paper argues that embedded within his
tragic narratives are elements of hope, resilience, and the triumph of the human spirit.
By analyzing key characters, themes, and plot structures in tragedies such as "Hamlet,"
"Macbeth," and "Romeo and Juliet," this study highlights how Shakespeare uses
adversity to illuminate the potential for growth, redemption, and the affirmation of life.
Through a nuanced examination of Shakespeare's language and dramatic techniques,
this article aims to shed light on the complexity of his tragic vision, ultimately revealing
a profound and enduring optimism amidst the turmoil of his plays.
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