Reason in the Stoic ‘Horatio’ in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Jala Al-Din Al Rumi: A Comparative Study

Reason in the Stoic ‘Horatio’ in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Jala Al-Din Al Rumi: A Comparative Study

Eurasian Journal of English Language and Literature

2021-Cilt: 3 - Sayı: 1

272-279

reason, Stoicism, Horatio, Rumi, philosophy, comparison

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