The common element notice in Agamemnon, Hamlet and John F. Kennedy’s Secret Society Speech.Compare the similarities and differences among the thre...

Introduction.

Topic.

The common element notice in Agamemnon, Hamlet and John F. Kennedy’s Secret Society Speech.Compare the similarities and differences among the three texts.

Thesis statement.

The normal component in Agamemnon ,Hamlet and John F.kennedy's Secret Society Speech is Hamartia.Hamartia is characterized as a misstep or failure in judgment.The similitudes is that they all made a blunder in their judgment which bring about their passings or assassination.The contrast is that dissimilar to Hamlet,Agamemnon and John F. Kennedy never question themselves for any choice they take.

Mapping scheme.

The principal point is that each of the three writings imparted a basic failures in their choice which come about into misfortune their lives.

First point.

1) The three characters Agamemnon ,Hamlet and John F.Kennedy have done something that others object to.

2) All the men confronted feedback for their activities.

Evidence.

1) In Hamlet Play when Hamlet call his uncle a “damned smiling villain” (Act 1.Scene 5 line 106).When the ghost tells him the truth about his father’s death.In John F.Kennedy speech,John F.Kennedy refers to the secret societies that there poses a threat to the United States. In Agamemnon,Agamemnon sacrificed his own daughter Iphigenia for sake to win the war of Troy.

Significance.

This show that their judgment or decision was not wise .As a result it cost them their lives.

Second Point.

1) All the three characters is able to speak to the public with confidence.

2) All three men still had many years ahead during which time they could have served their countries.

Evidence

1)All three men speak confidently in front of others: Agamemnon addresses the Chorus upon his return; Hamlet speaks in fron...

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Significance .

Comparing the three texts make to understand more about the characters and what kind of feelings that that they all been through .

Sources.

1)http://sunnyenglishliterature.blogspot.ca/2011/11/aristotles-view-about-hamartia.html Essy name :Aristotle’s view about Hamartia, Anagnorisis, Peripeteia and Catharsis according to Poetics Monday, 7 November 2011 Line number 43.

2) “ Aristotle's Theory of Tragedy” Line number 43

Monday ,7 Nov 2011

3) “ Tragic hero Agamemnon” Line number 7

1)http://sunnyenglishliterature.blogspot.ca/2011/11/aristotles-view-about-hamartia.html Essy name :Aristotle’s view about Hamartia, Anagnorisis, Peripeteia and Catharsis according to Poetics Monday, 7 November 2011 Line number 43.

2) “ Aristotle's Theory of Tragedy” Line number 43

Monday ,7 Nov 2011

3) “ Tragic hero Agamemnon” Line number 7