As I am familiar with the term, a collective monologue is not related to a monologue one might encounter in theater or acting, but relates to childhood development.
A 'collective monologue' does borrow the idea of one person talking and not paying attention to others. The idea is that children at a certain age get together in the same area to play and talk, but don't really pay much attention to each other. Instead, they all give monologues (i.e. talk aloud to themselves) at more or less the same time. From a casual listen it might sound as though they were having a conversation, but they are all talking about their own thing and what each child is talking about does not relate to what the other kids are talking about. At some later age the children learn how to share in conversations and stop the collective monologuing.
Thus, a bunch of kids - the collective - are talking at the same time about their own things - the monologue.
I work in theater somewhat, and have never heard the term used there. If it is, it's new to me.
The speaker in a dramatic monologue
A monologue is always said by one individual person and it is always about the person who is speakings feelings.
One of the easiest songs to perform for a monologue is called "The Cradle Song".
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A monodrama has a beginning, middle and end, where a monologue can just be a fragment of speech spoken in soliloquy.
monologue of sisa, monologue of maria clara
This is when you start with a monologue and a monologue is when you talk about type characters feeling, life and emotions.
a monologue
Tagalog Translation of MONOLOGUE: monologo
Monologue is a noun.
Examples (a monologue is a spoken presentation by one individual) The President's monologue was very informative. A feature of the Tonight Show is a comedy monologue by the host.
The speaker in a dramatic monologue
Monologue of Love was created in 1987.
The cast of Life Monologue - 2013 includes: Dominique Lafleur as Performing a Monologue
"For my audition for the play, I prepared a monologue."
the monologue from tne piano lesson is benefits
It's a monologue from a play by Anthony Minghella.