make correct interpretations in analyzing a LL. Semiotic analysis examines the function of a sign through its relation to time and space. Macro-linguistic analysis deals with the sign’s internal function including its spatial organization, the dichotomy between authorship and readership and signs’ communicative functions. Micro-linguistic analysis deals with the qualitative evaluation of the texts displayed. Hence, to examine and to conduct a more thoughtful analysis of the LL in Binondo, Manila’s
those who take time to read the full work are disappointed by its gruesome, tragedy of an ending. They must be unacquainted with the idea that a tragic play ends with a tragedy. In truth, the conclusion of Hamlet is a logical one brought to pass by Hamlet’s promise to the ghost, his own self-destructive behavior, and his desire to fixate on a possible resolution. The exposition of Hamlet leads quickly to a morbid vow. Hamlet promises, to an apparition that is seemingly identified as his own deceased
power. This essay will attempt to prove that although these women are married, when accused of scandalous infidelities, they have the ultimate autonomy to chose how they wish to be portrayed within their society. Throughout Shakespeare's Hamlet, Hamlet’s mother, Gertrude, is accused many times of being unfaithful within her marriage. “You are the queen, your husband’s brother’s wife; And- would it were not so! You are my mother” (Shakespeare 3.4.15-16). Although her husband, the former King of