ACT 2ACT 2

Hamlet Hamlet

Hamlet’s “antic disposition”Hamlet’s “antic disposition”Seems or is?Seems or is?

IS HE ACTING? IS HE ACTING? –Hamlet “visits” Ophelia (2.1.84)Hamlet “visits” Ophelia (2.1.84)–Hamlet’s exchange with Polonius Hamlet’s exchange with Polonius

(2.2.185)(2.2.185)–Hamlet’s conversation with Hamlet’s conversation with

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Rosencrantz and Guildenstern (2.2.240)(2.2.240)

Hamlet’s “World View”Hamlet’s “World View”

““To be honest, as this world goes, is to be To be honest, as this world goes, is to be one man picked out of ten thousand.” one man picked out of ten thousand.” (2.2.195)(2.2.195)

““Denmark’s a prison.” (2.2.262)Denmark’s a prison.” (2.2.262) ““There’s nothing either good or bad but There’s nothing either good or bad but

thinking makes it so.” (2.2.269)thinking makes it so.” (2.2.269) ““A dream itself is but a shadow” (2.2.279)A dream itself is but a shadow” (2.2.279) ““What a piece of work is a man…” (2.2.327-)What a piece of work is a man…” (2.2.327-)

An Adlerian AssessmentAn Adlerian Assessment Hamlet’s Life TasksHamlet’s Life Tasks

Family and friendsFamily and friends ““Work”Work” LoveLove

Family ConstellationFamily Constellation HamletHamlet OpheliaOphelia

A Jungian AssessmentA Jungian Assessment

What would be Hamlet’s Myers-Briggs type?What would be Hamlet’s Myers-Briggs type? I (INTROVERT) or E (EXTROVERT)?I (INTROVERT) or E (EXTROVERT)?

S (SENSING) or N (INTUITIVE) S (SENSING) or N (INTUITIVE)

T (THINKING) or F (FEELING)T (THINKING) or F (FEELING)

J (JUDGING) or P (PERCEIVING) J (JUDGING) or P (PERCEIVING)