Philosophical Divergences in Liberalism and Identity

This chapter examines the philosophical differences within classic liberalism through the lens of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' and the character Fortinbras. It also explores personal development and identity, contrasting historical figures like Alcibiades with the complexities of tradition in shaping one's ambition. The discussion highlights the intricate symbolism of an eggshell, representing both sacred honor and utilitarian purpose, while reflecting on the broader implications of pride and the nuances of political theory.