Philip larkin poetry - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This is a detailed analysis of the language and techniques used within Philip Larkin's 'Nothing to be said.'

A list of 55 possible themes for the poems of Philip Larkin’s The Less Deceived Perfect for A-Level English Literature revision - helped me get an A*!

Revision notes, including key points and high level technical analysis for Philip Larkin's 'Afternoons'. Useful for Top Band Essay Writing or Revision

Analysis of the poem 'Here' from Philip Larkin's collection of poems, 'The Whitsun Weddings.' For the poetry section of the Pearson specification of A-Level Language and Literature.

Samenvatting van de gedichten en short stories die we tijdens de Introduction to Literature colleges hebben doorgenomen. Mijn persoonlijke aantekeningen van de analyses die we tijdens de les hebben besproken, met literary devices per gedicht benoemd. De gedichten en short stories: - Good Bones by Maggie Smith - London Breed by Benjamin Zephanian - Harlem by Langston Hughes - 1st Date - She / 1st Date - He by Wendy Cope - Introduction to Poetry by Billy Collins - Helpline by Suzannah Evans ...

An in depth analysis of several Philip Larkin and Carol Ann Duffy poems that I created whilst studying my English A-level (achieved an A) These notes break down the big idea of the poem, identify key form and structural devices, analyses the language in a unique way as many ideas are my own and not from online revision sources and gives a contextual and cultural analysis of each poem individually. The poems included by Larkin’s Whitsun Weddings collection are: Faith healing, Ambulances, Her...

This document provides in depth context and facts about the poets Phillip Larkin and Carol Ann Duffy and their lives. It also has significant information about the time periods they lived in which can be used in contextual analysis It also includes critical quotes by named critics as well as analysis from they key different literary approaches (feminist, Marxist, psychoanalytical etc)

This is an overview and a quote analysis of the poem 'Afternoons' by Philip Larkin. It is included in the poetry anthology for GCSE English Literature if you are doing the exam of WJEC Eduqas. It was made by me for the 2019 GCSE exams which I have just completed and of which I recieved a Grade 9 for this subject. The document shows a clear and concise overview and analysis of the poem. It includes notes on: the poet context, the rhyme scheme, the tone/mood of the poem, the themes of the poem a...

**DETAILED POEM ANALYSIS FROM AN A* STUDENT** Due to struggling to find much revision material on Duffy and Larkin poems for the poetry exam, I chose 22 poems and annotated them in depth to provide more than enough points to write about in the exam. The comments will include AO1, AO2, AO3 and AO4 points relevant to the WJEC exam board. I find that revising my poems in this format was beneficial as it familiarises the layout of the poems in your memory, so when you come to the exam it is easier t...

An A* grade piece of comparative writing for English Literature A Level, comparing the poetry of Larkin and Duffy