PEARSON (PEARSON) • English Literature 2015

This document is an in-depth and detailed plan for the essay question: ‘ Explore how Shakespeare presents the theme of deception and treachery in Othello’. In this essay plan It contains a plan for three paragraphs which cover all the assessment objectives and insured that I got an A in my A-level exam

This document is an in-depth and detailed plan for the essay question: ‘ Explore how Shakespeare presents the theme of justice in Othello’. In this essay plan It contains a plan for three paragraphs which cover all the assessment objectives and insured that I got an A in my A-level exam

This document is an in-depth and detailed plan for the essay question: ‘ Explore how Shakespeare presents the theme of marriage in Othello’. In this essay plan It contains a plan for three paragraphs which cover all the assessment objectives and insured that I got an A in my A-level exam

BAND 5 Comparative Literature Response (Poetry) In the A level English Literature exam Summer 2023, this student was awarded the Highest Mark in A level English Literature (Edexcel) in Asia. The student now studies Languages at the University of Cambridge. Thesis: Both “Material” and “Piano” explore how the remembrance of past family relationships and memories can lead to both fondness and guilt. Both narrators strive to reconcile the comfort that reliving past memories brings wit...

Explore how Williams presents Stanley and Stella’s relationship in A Streetcar Named Desire. Band 5 response - Awarded 23/25 marks by English teacher in class (homework essay) In the A level English Literature exam Summer 2023, this student was awarded the Highest Mark in A level English Literature (Edexcel) in Asia. The student now studies Languages at the University of Cambridge. Student achieves the following in this essay: -Presents a critical evaluative argument with susta...

detailed essay plan for comparative aspect of Pain & Love Dracula and Beloved

DETAILED REVISION SHEET ABOUT THE CHARACTER OF BLANCHE - INCLUDES THEMES, CHARACTER PROFILES, QUOTES, CONTEXT

This resource includes key interpretations from prominent critics, such as Stuart’s observation that Lear prefers flattery over truth, and Kermode’s insight into Lear's quest for genuine love beyond formal expressions. Delve into Holbrook's analysis of Lear's arrogance and descent into madness, and Kettle's view of madness as a catalyst for new perspectives. Explore the significance of characters like the Fool as Lear’s conscience and Kent's struggles to maintain san...

Prepare for your Edexcel English Literature exams with this comprehensive revision sheet on Bram Stoker's Dracula. Delve into the historical and cultural contexts surrounding the novel, including the implications of Oscar Wilde's trial and Victorian societal norms regarding gender and sexuality. Explore the themes of xenophobia, modernity versus traditional values, and the representation of women as both the "angel of the house" and "fallen woman." This sheet offers...

This is a focused handout on the Women’s Chorus in Chapter 23. Examine significant quotes that highlight themes of motherhood, separation, and generational trauma, alongside contextual connections to historical figures like Margaret Garner. With insights into Morrison’s narrative techniques and character relationships, these notes are essential for thorough exam preparation and in-depth textual analysis.