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Chapter 9’s comparative analysis of apparitions highlighted different types of “standpoint collisions” (Macbeth’s ambitionambition vs. loyalty, Hamlet’s duty vs. conscienceconscience). In this chapter now looks at the final spectral figure in Macbeth: BanquoBanquo’s ghost. It examines Hegel’s discussion of Banquo in The God of Revenge, treating the ghost as a symbol of retributive fate (Schicksal) (fate) rather than reconciliation.

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Banquo’s Ghost as Retributive Fate in Hegel’s Early Thought

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    2025年

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  • Michael Geoffrey Salter

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Chapter 9’s comparative analysis of apparitions highlighted different types of “standpoint collisions” (Macbeth’s ambitionambition vs. loyalty, Hamlet’s duty vs. conscienceconscience). In this chapter now looks at the final spectral figure in Macbeth: BanquoBanquo’s ghost. It examines Hegel’s discussion of Banquo in The God of Revenge, treating the ghost as a symbol of retributive fate (Schicksal) (fate) rather than reconciliation.