Hamlet: The Neuroethics of Vengeance, Revenge and Redemption
Hamlet: The Neuroethics of Vengeance, Revenge and Redemption
Hamlet: The Neuroethics of Vengeance, Revenge and Redemption
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S5: Now might I do it pat, now he is praying…<br />
<strong>Hamlet</strong>’s logic = “rationalization” that reveals the<br />
irrational conflict <strong>of</strong> his “dithering”.<br />
<strong>Revenge</strong> must inflict as much suffering as felt by<br />
the aggrieved party = “Proportional”<br />
<strong>The</strong> punishment must fit the crime:<br />
“Retributive justice”<br />
“proportional retaliation”<br />
the redemptive feeling <strong>of</strong> “being revenged”.<br />
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