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Gabriel Josipovici

Embracing the Mystery: A New Perspective on Hamlet.

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Author: Gabriel Josipovici

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: -

Language: English

Publication date: 06/04/2026

Audiobook duration: 31min

Hamlet Audiobook by chapters

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Chapter 1: Fold One

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15:38

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Chapter 2: Fold Two

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47:04

Chapter 3: Fold Three

00:00

06:20

Chapter 4: Fold Four

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32:53

Chapter 5: Fold Five

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09:27

Chapter 6: Fold Six

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67:39

Chapter 7: Fold Seven

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20:17

Chapter 8: Fold Eight

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59:28

Chapter 9: Fold Nine

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06:39

Chapter 10: Fold Ten

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15:16

Chapter 11: Fold Eleven

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16:16

Chapter 12: Fold Twelve

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12:30

Chapter 13: Fold Fourteen

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10:50

Chapter 14: Fold Fifteen

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32:32

Chapter 15: Fold Sixteen

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48:27

Chapter 16: By Way of Conclusion

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31:08

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Who should listen to Hamlet

The summary audiobook of "Hamlet" by Gabriel Josipovici is ideal for literature enthusiasts, students, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Shakespeare's iconic play. It provides insightful interpretations and contemporary reflections that enrich the original text, making it accessible for those who may find Shakespeare's language challenging. Additionally, readers with a particular interest in literary analysis or modern adaptations of classic works will benefit from Josipovici's unique perspective, offering a fresh lens through which to explore timeless themes of ambition, madness, and morality.

3 quotes from Hamlet

"To be, or not to be: that is the question."
"The play's the thing wherein I'll catch the conscience of the king."
"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark."

Author: Gabriel Josipovici

Gabriel Josipovici, born in Nice in 1940 to Russo-Italian and Romano-Levantine parents, spent his formative years in Egypt before moving to Britain in 1956. He graduated with a First in English from St Edmund Hall, Oxford, in 1961, and taught at the University of Sussex from 1963 until 1998. A prolific writer, Josipovici has authored seventeen novels, three collections of short stories, eight critical essays, and numerous stage and radio plays, contributing regularly to the Times Literary Supplement. His works have been performed across Britain and broadcast in France and Germany, and they have been translated into several major European languages and Arabic. In 2001, he published "A Life," a biographical memoir of his mother, translator and poet Sacha Rabinovitch. His recent publications include "Two Novels: 'After' and 'Making Mistakes,'" "What Ever Happened to Modernism?" "Heart's Wings," and "Infinity."