Rossetti poems Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

An essay plan formulated based on my study notes for the A-level Drama and Poetry section of the course, studying specifically Ibsen’s play A Doll’s House and Rossetti’s poems featuring analysis, context and critics surrounding the theme of marriage which could potentially come up in a future exam. This is useful revision in seeing my approach and ideas as a consistent A* student from previous mock examinations.

A-Level OCR English Literature Christina Rossetti Poetry. Includes all 15 poems from the collection with quotations and some context. Also includes criticism

Christina Rossetti poetry quotes, as well as quotes from over 15 different critics, categorised by theme - poems included: 'From the Antique', 'Winter: My Secret', 'Goblin Market', 'A Birthday', 'Remember', 'Twice', 'Maude Clare', 'Echo', 'No Thank You John', 'Shut Out', 'Uphill', 'Good Friday', 'Soeur Louise de la Misericorde', 'In the Round Tower at Jhansi', 'Song (When I Am Dead, My Dearest)' - themes included: 'strong female voice', 'weak female voice', 're...

A comprehensive 34-page summary table of direct comparison points for Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' and OCR's 'Selected Poems' by Christina Rossetti. Unusually for study notes of this type, the document is organised with both authors constantly in mind, drawing out points that are relevant for both, helping you to hit AO4 (comparison). Lots of students struggle with finding relevant ways to compare their texts at A-Level, especially when the two are very different; these notes, organised in a ...

Essential for those studying Christina Rossetti's poetry, these comprehensive summary notes distil the crucial information and quotes from all the poems featured in the OCR A-Level English Literature specification. This allows you to get to the core of what each poem is saying, the themes it addresses, and the key quotations to be learning, saving you the hassle of re-reading and analysing each poem yourself

Analyses of all 16 assessable poems for the matrics of . Notes cover theme, use of diction, figures of speech, structure, tone, quotes and explanations, etc. Covers all of the following poems: ◦Sonnet 104 ‘to me, fair friend, you never can be old’ - William Shakespeare ◦The Sun Rising - John Donne ◦Go, lovely Rose - Edmund Waller ◦Ozymandias of Egypt - Percy Bysshe Shelley ◦Remember - Christina Rossetti ◦nobody loses all the time - E.E. Cummings ◦Will it be so again...

This poster contains in-depth analysis of all of the key symbolism that appears in Christina Rossetti's poems.

These summarised notes contains the key analysis needed for the Rossetti component 1 section of the exam . It included the main poems to memorise and the key analysis. Its used as a guideline for part a but can be utilised for both questions in this section