Walter Benjamin Hamlet Rhetorical Analysis Essay

If you look closely at Hamlet's soliloquys, you can find a lot of good material. In his "to be or not to be" speech, Hamlet examines the very nature of human existence. In his rather distraught state, he wonders why he would put up with all the difficulties of his life and not just end it, in the end perhaps backing away because he fears the "undiscovered country," and the uncertainty of whether life's difficulties will continue in the next life.
In his essay "The Task of the Translator," Walter Benjamin's main argument is that the purpose of translation is not to relay a lesson or moral, because translation is a means of interpreting art. The purpose of art itself is not primarily to communicate any moral or lesson, because art itself is