Hamlet - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

Elizabethan Context of Hamlet for top A03 marks to help you achieve A* in your exams. Includes accurate historical dates as well as how to link in your essays.

A level English Literature - Hamlet summary table - eduquas - includes quotes, analysis, context, critics, summaries, nuanced arguments

A level English Literature - Hamlet motif notes and summary - eduquas - includes quotes, analysis, summaries, nuanced arguments

This is a collection of Hamlet quotes for all key themes (Indecision, Loyalty, Death, Religion, Politics & Corruption, Comedy, Deception, Madness, Women, Revenge and Appearance) and all characters. Quotes are arranged by scene and make great revision posters! Targeted for A Level students but will work for anyone studying Hamlet.

These notes are a thorough and comprehensive dive into the play Hamlet. The end of the document also contains helpful notes regarding themes which may aid essay writing.

Containing everything you need to effectively analyse Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', this comprehensive 49-page textual analysis identifies and explains structural and linguistic techniques in-depth. The analysis is organised by theme / dramatic effect, with the requirements of the OCR A-Level extract question in mind, but it could be used as effective preparation for a variety of examinations and exam boards. The document not only covers close analysis, but also relevant critical statements, helping y...

Hamlet: Context (historical, literature and personal)

Containing everything you need to effectively analyse Act 4 of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', this comprehensive 19-page textual analysis identifies and explains structural and linguistic techniques in-depth. It also includes suggestions for how to structure your introduction and conclusion, something that students often struggle with. The analysis is organised by theme / dramatic effect, with the requirements of the OCR A-Level extract question in mind, but it could be used as effective preparation fo...

Alevel Hamlet essay which received full marks, evaluating the statement ‘There are two sides to Claudius- the cowardly, treacherous villain; and the tormented sinner who longs for redemption, is benevolent and loves his queen.’ Large focus on critical perspectives and different interpretations of the text.