Cordelia - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

These notes include quotes, context and analysis of all scenes in act 2 of King Lear. notes come from a variety of sources and got me an A in A-Level English literature!

These notes include quotes, context and analysis of all scenes in act 5 of King Lear. The notes come from a variety of sources and got me an A in A-Level English literature!

The document provides in-depth character analysis for all characters in King Lear. There are analysed quotes provided as well as critical analysis quotes. From the use of these notes I achieved an A* at A level. A link to my Quizlet flashcards is also provided in the document.

These notes include a summary of key quotes from every act in King Lear. I used these notes at A-Level and got an A!

Mix of practice king lear section B essays which are mostly marked. All helped me achieve an a* grade at alevel. Ranges from essays on madness in King Lear to essays on specific characters such as edmund and edgar.

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...

These are in-depth character profiles of each character in 'King Lear'. For the major characters (Lear, Goneril, Regan, Cordelia, Gloucester, Edgar, Edmund and Kent), there major actions in each act are outlined, along with a consideration of the staging, their place on the wheel of fortune, and how they relate to Lear. It also includes the key quotes for each character and which scene the quote can be found in. The minor characters (Albany, Cornwall, Oswald, the Fool, France and Servant 1) ar...