Hamlet and the Dramatic Structure : A 9 page paper which
first defines the classic dramatic structure and then demonstrates
how Shakespeare’s Hamlet fits the pattern. After discussing
what type of action belongs in each phase of the dramatic
structure -- setup, complication, climax, and resolution -- the
paper shows where each of these occurs in Hamlet.
Bibliography lists 6 sources. Dramatic.wps

“To Be or Not to Be” / Hamlet's Most Revealing Soliloquy :
A 4 page essay on the famous speech and its relationship to
Hamlet's actions throughout the play. The writer details the
similarities to other sentiments expressed by Hamlet, the words
and images themselves, and the character traits that Hamlet
exhibits in this speech. No additional sources cited.
Hamletso.wps

Hamlet’s “To Be or Not to Be” / Lines Analyzed :
This 5 page research paper examines the opening lines
of Hamlet’s famous soliloquy, “To Be or Not to Be” to
determine why those particular words are featured in
Shakespeare’s play. Specifically discussed are what the
impact of this phrase on the scenes which follow.
Bibliography lists 1 source. Tobe.wps

Hamlet & Ophelia / ‘I Never Loved Thee’ : A 4 page paper
analyzing the strange conversation between Hamlet and Ophelia
right after his famous soliloquy. It shows how he is no longer
seeing Ophelia as the girl he courted but as a representative of
the female sex -- of which his treacherous mother is also a part.
Bibliography lists 4 sources. Hamthee.wps

The Character of Ophelia and the Function She Serves in
William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" : A 5 page paper which
examines the characterization of Ophelia as the innocent victim
who has become a pawn in games of madness and revenge in
William Shakespeare's tragedy, Hamlet, specifically
concentrating on Act II, Scene ii and Act III, Scene i.
TGophel1.rtf

The Character of Ophelia and the Function She Serves in
William Shakespeare's "Hamlet" : A 5 page paper which
examines the characterization of Ophelia as an amoral girl who
affirms Prince Hamlet's mistrust of all women in William
Shakespeare's tragedy, Hamlet, specifically concentrating on
Act II, Scene ii and Act III, Scene i. TGophel2.rtf

Ophelia and Laertes as Foils for Hamlet : A five page paper
looking at the way the personality traits and behavior of these
two characters in Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” emphasize those of
Hamlet himself through contrast. The paper concludes that
Hamlet as dependent on the opinions of others as Ophelia is, but
neither is he as decisive as Laertes. No additional sources.
KBfoils.wps

Masters of the Art - The Makings of Literary Masterpieces :
A 5 page paper that examines the elements needed to produce
a literary masterpiece. Included as examples are Shakespeare's
"Hamlet", Homer's "Odyssey", and the Old and New
Testaments of the Holy Bible. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
LCMaster.doc

Hamlet, King Lear and Oedipus Rex/A Comparison :
A 5 page comparison of "Hamlet," "King Lear," and "Oedipus
Rex." The writer argues that while the three plays are, of
course, totally different as to plot and characterization, they also
have points of similarity. While such things as deception,
murder and revenge create the prime motivating factors for
tragedy, when these factors combine with the intense feelings
that occur within familial relationships, they serve to intensify
the tragic aspects of a narrative line. Bibliography lists 6
sources. 99compar.wps

Hamlet and The Odyssey : An 8 page paper which compares
and contrasts Hamlet and The Odyssey. These two classic tales
were written in completely different times in history, as well as
completely different regions of the world, and as such they are
incredibly different in almost all aspects of consideration. Some
of the aspects of the tales that are discussed include intent,
substance, focus, cultural perspectives, and beliefs. Perhaps the
most obvious difference between the two is that Hamlet is a tale
of incredible depth and introspection while The Odyssey is
primarily a tale of adventure and intrigue. Bibliography lists 2
additional sources. RAhamod.wps

Hamlet / The Film : A 2 page essay on this movie starring Mel
Gibson. The writer gives a personal response and feeling for the
film. Hamlet4.wps
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