Hide Fox, and All After: What Lies Concealed in Shakespeare's Hamlet?

Is there anything more to say on Hamlet? 'Hide fox, and all after, ' a casual quip of the Prince, as he and his enemy the King start to hunt each other down, is taken as the title for this closely-considered survey of the play. J D Winter finds question after question in it raised and unanswered, as if the play's dramatic method were in part to create uncertainty in its audience and so draw them in. He adopts three phrases from the text to provide a context for his approach: the play's the ...