Othello tragedy essay - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Mini Essay/ Summary exploring the journey and development of Othello's hamartia throughout the play. Specific references to tragic convention/ terminology and structure. Debate, quotations, analysis, quotation and authorial methods used throughout. Thematically - helpful for jealousy, love, passion and ignorance.

Mini Essay answering the question, 'How is sexism show subtly and blatantly within the text?' The Essay summarises sexism shown throughout the text, both overt and covert. Thorough use of quotations, tragic conventions/terminology, contextual knowledge for the text and reference to the entirety of the play.

A marked model essay answering a question on Othello in the tragedy paper of the AQA English Literature B A-Level. Achieved A/A* in the essay, A* in the subject overall.

A marked model essay answering a question on Othello in the tragedy paper of the AQA English Literature B A-Level. Achieved A/A* in the essay, A* in the subject overall.

A marked model essay answering a question on Othello in the tragedy paper of the AQA English Literature B A-Level. Achieved A/A* in the essay, A* in the subject overall.

These powerpoint slides are categorised by the different aspects of tragedy as well as all the character studies. Each slide includes a box that covers the different assessment objectives. There are quotes from the play, critical analysis from different critics, contextual knowledge. Therefore, you will be able to cover each objective for each topic that are great guides for writing essays, as well learning the content. These have been used for A* students.