It can, of course, be only the poet's own psychology with which we are
confronted in Hamlet; and in a work on Shakespeare by Georg Brandes
(1896) I find the statement that the drama was composed immediately
after the death of Shakespeare's father (1601)—that is to say, when he
was still mourning his loss, and during a revival, as we may fairly
assume, of his own childish feelings in respect of his father.
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. It can, of course, be only the poet's own psychology with which we are confronted in Hamlet; and in a work on Shakespeare by Georg Brandes (1896) I find the statement that the drama was composed immediately after the death of Shakespeare's father (1601)—that is to say, when he was still mourning his loss, and during a revival, as we may fairly assume, of his own childish feelings in respect of his father

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