Summaries for Hamlet

Contains 36 essay plans on ‘Hamlet’, which is the equivalent to nearly 43000 words! Essay plans include critics (AO5), symbolism, key ideas and interpretations! Plans include themes such as violence, loyalty, gender roles, etc., as well as characters including Claudius, Horatio, Gertrude and the relationship between Laertes and Ophelia! Ideal for revision or assistance with lesson planning

• Other
•  • 95 pages • 
• By  StudiousQueen28

The document contains 14 pages of essay plans (including quotations and critics) that plan for every essay possible in the exam. I was completely prepared for the exam after making my full text analysis and these essay plans.

• Study guide
•  • 14 pages • 
• By  ursulacperry

A full and comprehensive set of notes for the study of Hamlet at A Level including themes, character analysis, context notes and critical analysis

• Study guide
•  • 17 pages • 
• By  cabralgabriella28

These notes include all the main themes and quotes in Hamlet that can be used in literature essays and for contextual questions. References are included.

• Summary
•  • 11 pages • 
• By  LiteratureFreak101

Hamlet by William Shakespeare context and critics notes. Necessary AO3 and AO5.

• Summary
•  • 3 pages • 
• By  anastasiazakharova

This document contains language analysis and contextual points for the play Hamlet for each scene

• Summary
•  • 18 pages • 
• By  Saby

Complete 'Hamlet' made-easy revision notes perfect in achieving an A* in your English Literature exam by OCR, 2015 onwards. Covers summaries by Act, brief character descriptions, themes and essay areas to be covered in the exam, and notes on the dramatic structure within the play as well as the type of language used. The theme of revenge and Hamlet's revenge is explored in the notes, as well as feminist; psychoanalytical; and gothic interpretations of the play are covered vital in gaining the...

• Study guide
•  • 12 pages • 
• By  melodymann

Context and critics notes for English Literature A-level Hamlet by William Shakespeare, necessary AO3 and AO5

• Lecture notes
•  • 2 pages • 
• By  anastasiazakharova

A full length in-depth analysis of Hamlet (40 pages long) including quotations and context. Everything you need to write amazing essays and for exam revision (these notes got me very good grades and prepared me for any question in the actual exam, as well as receiving the English Prize at school and an offer to study English at University College London). The document covers every scene and character in great detail.

• Study guide
•  • 38 pages • 
• By  ursulacperry

Compiled key quotes for all characters in William Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'.

• Lecture notes
•  • 4 pages • 
• By  melodymann

The document contains 14 pages of essay plans (including quotations and critics) that plan for every essay possible in the exam. I was completely prepared for the exam after making my full text analysis and these essay plans.

• Study guide
•  • 14 pages • 
• By  ursulacperry

A full length in-depth analysis of Hamlet (40 pages long) including quotations and context. Everything you need to write amazing essays and for exam revision (these notes got me very good grades and prepared me for any question in the actual exam, as well as receiving the English Prize at school and an offer to study English at University College London). The document covers every scene and character in great detail.

• Study guide
•  • 38 pages • 
• By  ursulacperry

Presentation on Hamlet Revision resource - includes Character studies (Hamlet, Claudius), themes, context

• Presentation
•  • 16 pages • 
• By  eawilson36

Essay discussing Hamlet's concern over his mother's second marriage and his father's murder Timed essay - 1 hour

• Essay
•  • 2 pages • 
• By  eawilson36

Explore Shakespeare’s use of revenge in Hamlet. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factors and ideas from your critical reading Written under mock exam conditions colour-coded

• Exam (elaborations)
•  • 2 pages • 
• By  eawilson36

Essay discussing Hamlet's 'To Be or Not To Be' soliloquy

• Essay
•  • 2 pages • 
• By  eawilson36

Notes on Acts 1 and 2 of Hamlet

• Lecture notes
•  • 5 pages • 
• By  eawilson36

Pearson, English Literature, Unit 1 - Drama: Social, Political and Religious Context of Hamlet by William Shakespeare. Including the context of Elizabethan drama and the typical genres of the time, as well as classical influences on theatre. In addition, there are in-depth definitions of religious theories and their links to the text, including Calvinism and Predestination and modern theoretical interpretations of the text.

• Summary
•  • 6 pages • 
• By  ozymandiastkh

Pearson, English Literature, Unite 1- Prose: Example Essay Introduction Paragraphs for Hamlet. These are example essays only, not for use in any written exam.

• Essay
•  • 4 pages • 
• By  ozymandiastkh

This document consists of the language techniques used by Shakespeare within Hamlet's play. Language is the prominent focus of Part A of Drama and Poetry-1900 exam question focusing on Hamlet.

• Presentation
•  • 3 pages • 
• By  helia_89