…or mesh of, and the word mish means I am in Gaelic. Shakespeare knew that, obviously, and the scholars have never noticed it in Hamlet. When he speaks of mishing malecho, he is using a I am, a bad sound or bad echo of something else. And mishe is…

…echo of something else. And mishe is the private or the individualized identity. To a large extent, it's in the whole of Hamlet. Mishing as a quest... Quest for identity. The big famous monologue. How can a corporate king be a private person? Well, this…

…became characteristic of that first age of printing. This explains a great deal of the literature of that time, including people like Hamlet. Look on this picture and on that. Look on that noble gentleman, my father of yesteryear, and look at this horrible…

…Look on this picture and on that. Look on that noble gentleman, my father of yesteryear, and look at this horrible thing now. Hamlet, like all the revengers out of the revenger tragedy, was a man alienated from the present. The first age of print had…

…fact. Everybody began to look backward, whether it was at the primitive church or at the wrongs done to his private family. Hamlet is a nice example of the rearview mirror. Here is a man totally alienated from the present world. Look on this picture…

…became characteristic of that first age of printing. This explains a great deal of the literature of that time, including people like Hamlet. Look on this picture and on that. Look on that noble gentleman, my father of yesteryear, and look at this horrible…

…Look on this picture and on that. Look on that noble gentleman, my father of yesteryear, and look at this horrible thing now. Hamlet, like all the revengers out of the revenger tragedy, was a man alienated from the present. The first age of print had…