Bloody chambe - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

These are my flashcards for Angela Carters 'The Bloody Chamber and Other stories' for A-Level English Literature (OCR). The document includes detailed AO3/context for the text as OCR awards 75% of marks in the comparative for AO3. The context ranges from personal effects or Carter, other literary influences e.g. the Marquis De Sade, all the way to events of the time such as second wave feminism. The context is backed up with textual quotes/Ao1 from the range of stories within the book which is...

The Gothic topic from OCR A Level English Comparative and Contextual Study, notes on Gothic as an evolving hybrid genre and its tropes, as well as quotes and critic quotes for the texts listed above

Analysis of the Titular story 'The Bloody Chamber', with a supporting summary and quotes

In-depth, multi-page essay analysis of The Courtship of Mr Lyon from the book 'The Bloody Chamber', with a supporting summary and quotes.

In-depth, multi-page essay analysis of two stories: The Snow Child and The Lady of the House of Love from the book 'The Bloody Chamber', with a supporting summary and quotes.

A in-depth essay analysis of the two stories The Company of Wolves and The Werewolf from the book 'The Bloody Chamber'.

This presentation received a grade of A* and is about women in Dracula and The Bloody Chamber, one of the constantly recurring themes that comes up in the OCR English Literature A Level exam in the comparative and contextual study module.

This is an essay with the title: ‘Transgression is often an important element In gothic writing’ compare its uses and effects in The Bloody Chamber? This is part of the OCR A level English literature exam and is focused specifically on The Bloody Chamber. It is a good tool to use to emulate for your exams.

9000+ word Gothic notes for OCR A level English Literature written over 2 years. Contains detailed notes of Gothic through the ages (Enlightenment, Romantic, Victorian & Modern) as well as a comparison of Frankenstein and The Bloody Chamber corresponding to different themes and tropes plus critics. This can also be a solid foundation in which one can add their own knowledge for example adding own quotes and different critical interpretations :) I really hopes this is a beneficial aid to your rev...

Here is my a-level revision notes on Dracula and The Bloody Chamber context relevant for the time along with links to other Gothic texts and I always received a high B to A grade in my essays using this