The Significance of Soliloquy as a Literary Technique in Hamlet

In the tragedy of Hamlet by William Shakespeare , there are eleven  soliloquies uttered by the protagonist of the play ''Hamlet'' , king Claudius and Ophelia . In this paper , the emphasis will be on the soliloquies uttered by the central character of the play  ''Hamle...

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Main Author: حسين الحسناوي
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: Unviversity of Kufa, Faculty of Arts 2012-11-01
Series:آداب الكوفة
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Online Access:https://www.journal.uokufa.edu.iq/index.php/kufa_arts/article/view/6283
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Summary:In the tragedy of Hamlet by William Shakespeare , there are eleven  soliloquies uttered by the protagonist of the play ''Hamlet'' , king Claudius and Ophelia . In this paper , the emphasis will be on the soliloquies uttered by the central character of the play  ''Hamlet'' He said seven soliloquies , these soliloquies show the feelings , the tendencies and psychological aspects of Hamlet . The  reader will be familiar with the reasons which prevent Hamlet to take revenge , although the play is about revenge . There are several opportunities to kill Claudius but Hamlet does  not make use of them . He is hesitant to take revenge although he is sure that his uncle is the murderer of his father.
ISSN:1994-8999
2664-469X