Comparative Analysis of Tragedy and Identity in Shakespeare’s Hamlet and the Film Haider

1. Introduction 2. Historical Context 2.1. Overview of Shakespeare's Era 2.2. Kashmir – Political and Cultural Background 2.3. Evolution of Tragedy in Literature 3. Tragedy in Hamlet 3.1. Definition and Elements of Tragedy 3.2. The Tragic Hero: Hamlet's Character 3.3. Key Tragic Events 4. Tragedy in Haider 4.1. Adaptation of Hamlet's Tragedy 4.2. Depiction of Tragic Elements 4.3. Analysis of Haider as a Tragic Hero 5. Identity and Its Complexities 5.1. Identity in Elizabethan England 5.2. Identity and Conflict in Modern Kashmir 5.3. Psychological Aspects of Identity 6. Identity in Hamlet 6.1. Hamlet's Search for Self 6.2. Influence of Power on Identity 6.3. Identity and Madness 7. Identity in Haider 7.1. Personal vs. Political Identity 7.2. Identity Under Oppression 7.3. Role of Family and Society 8. Comparative Analysis 8.1. Similarities in Tragic Elements 8.2. Differences Shaped by Cultural Context 8.3. Identity Crisis in Two Eras 9. Conclusion