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1) From which perspectives does Hamlet consider death in his famous soliloquy “To Be or not to Be”?
The Medieval perspective which considers death as physical liberation from the prison of the body and earthly affliction is countered by the Renaissance one, which doubted the existence of an afterlife.
2) If death, unlike sleep, is an end in itself, that is all earthly troubles are finished with it, then it is very desirable.
3) As in sleep, there is the possibility of dreaming, and Hamlet wonders if there will be dreams after death. It is for this reason that human beings are so reluctant to take their own lives and would rather tolerate earthly sorrows and troubles.
4) What does the word “rub” denote and connote?
5) In the game of bowls, the rub was an obstacle in the ground which prevented the ball from going in its proper course.
6) Hamlet uses the word rub to refer to the obstacle which makes humans hesitate before taking their own lives. 7) As in sleep there is the possibility of dreaming, Hamlet wonders if there will be dreams after death. This is the obstacle which makes us reluctant to commit suicide.

1) From which perspectives does Hamlet consider death in his famous soliloquy “To Be or not to Be”?

The Medieval perspective which considers death as physical liberation from the prison of the body and earthly affliction is countered by the Renaissance one, which doubted the existence of an afterlife.
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2) If death, unlike sleep, is an end in itself -- that is, all earthly troubles are finished with it -- then it is very desirable.

3) As in sleep, there is the possibility of dreaming, and Hamlet wonders if there will be dreams after death. It is for this reason<~~for which reason? You need to be clear about the antecedent of "this" that human beings are so reluctant to take their own lives and would rather tolerate earthly sorrows and troubles.

4) What does the word “rub” denote and connote?
denotation: http://www.answers.com/topic/rub
connotation: http://www.answers.com/topic/the-rub-1


5) OK

6) OK

7) As in sleep there is the possibility of dreaming, Hamlet wonders if there will be dreams after death. This is the obstacle which makes us reluctant to commit suicide. See #3 above.

1) To find the answer to the first question, we need to understand the two perspectives on death that are mentioned - the Medieval perspective and the Renaissance perspective. The Medieval perspective sees death as a physical liberation from the body and earthly afflictions. On the other hand, the Renaissance perspective is skeptical of the existence of an afterlife. Therefore, in his soliloquy, Hamlet considers death from both the Medieval perspective and the Renaissance perspective.

2) The second sentence expresses the idea that if death is seen as a complete end to all earthly troubles, then it becomes highly desirable. To understand this, we need to analyze the comparison made between death and sleep. Sleep is seen as a temporary state where dreaming is possible, but death is portrayed as a permanent end. Therefore, if death is truly an end to all troubles, it can be seen as something people desire.

3) The third sentence explains Hamlet's contemplation on the possibility of dreams after death. It suggests that humans are reluctant to take their own lives because they wonder if there will be dreams or any other form of consciousness after death. This uncertainty about the afterlife makes people prefer to endure earthly sorrows and troubles rather than risking the unknown of death.

4) The fourth question asks about the meaning and connotation of the word "rub" in this context. To determine this, we should look at the specific context in which the word is used.

5) The fifth sentence provides us with the definition of "rub" in the game of bowls. It refers to an obstacle in the ground which prevents the ball from going in its intended direction. This meaning gives us a literal understanding of the word.

6) The sixth sentence explains how Hamlet uses the word "rub" metaphorically. He refers to the obstacle that makes humans hesitate before taking their own lives. By comparing this obstacle to the literal meaning of "rub" in the game of bowls, we can understand that Hamlet is suggesting that there is something preventing people from easily choosing suicide.

7) The last sentence restates the idea from the third sentence, emphasizing that the possibility of dreams after death is the obstacle that makes individuals reluctant to commit suicide. This view is based on the comparison to sleep where there is the possibility of dreaming.