Literature Study: (8) Hamlet – The Characterisation of Hamlet

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William
Shakespeare’s tragedy ‘Hamlet’ remains a celebrated text, still being performed
worldwide on-stage and also enjoying a number of reimaged film versions. In our
post-modern world of ‘false news’, ‘conspiracies’, ‘social media revenge’ and
‘corrupted politics’, Hamlet remains an essential text. I have taught this text
a number of times and have used this specific (revised) resource to lead my
teaching in class, as a distance learning material (Google Meet lessons), as a
homework assignment and even as a tool of revision – all have worked well for
the students.

This
beautifully illustrated 16 slide PowerPoint lesson explores the
characterisation of Hamlet from a number of different perspectives. This
dynamic lesson provides a number of short debate topics (encouraging the
students to exchange ideas) and a number of structured written tasks. The study
materials contained within this PowerPoint lesson provide approximately 2 hours
teaching time in class. This is a complete resource with no additional work
required from the teacher, enjoy!

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