OPTIMISM OF WILIAM.SHAKESPEARE’S TRAGEDIES.

Аннотация

ABSTRACT
This article delves into the oft-overlooked theme of optimism within William Shakespeare's tragedies. While his works are renowned for their exploration of human suffering and the darker aspects of existence, a closer examination reveals threads of hope and resilience woven amidst the despair. Through a comprehensive analysis of select tragedies, including "Hamlet," "Macbeth," and "King Lear," this study illuminates moments of redemption, the triumph of the human spirit, and the enduring of love and virtue. By examining Shakespeare's nuanced portrayal of adversity and the human response to it, this article seeks to redefine the conventional interpretation of his tragedies as solely pessimistic, offering a fresh perspective highlighting the profound optimism embedded within the depths of tragedy.