“To be or not to be — that is the question.” It’s one of Shakespeare’s most famous lines and begins Hamlet’s most-anticipated soliloquy in Act 3 of the play. But, Shakespeare at Notre Dame’s latest ...

In this series of videos from Shakespeare Uncovered, students explore the use of soliloquy as a device to reveal character and advance plot. They consider how using soliloquy perhaps more truthfully ...

In this lecture, Robert Pogue Harrison argues that the monologues in Dante’s Inferno are in some ways more “modern” in their psychology than the soliloquies in Shakespeare’s tragedies. University ...

A 3-week, fully resourced primary literacy unit based on To Be or Not to Be: Shakespeare’s Sonnets and the Soliloquy by William Shakespeare. KS2 Fiction. National-Curriculum-aligned grammar, WT/ARE/GD ...

Support students in writing powerful, emotionally rich soliloquies that express vulnerability and inner conflict. A bundle is a package of resources grouped together to teach a particular topic, or a ...