Bloody chambe Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

OCR English Literature Comparative and Contextual study Dracula and The Bloody Chamber ALL notes (21 pages) used to gain 59/60 and A* in A level exam Includes: - key quotes - example essay plans - context for both texts covering authors, time periods, literary contexts - critics' quotes on both texts - different interpretations of both texts - detailed comparisons between both texts providing points for possible essays combining contexts and interpretations - example paragraphs for...

In-depth comparison on different themes linking the bloody chamber and Dracula A* worthy notes

A consolidated quote bank for Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber, including a variety of direct textual quotes, sources, analysis, and critics. The bank is organised into main characters and 10x key themes, corresponding to the themes in my Dracula/Frankenstein quote banks for easy comparison. Each section has a relevant critic quote attached and is designed to enable quick memorisation by narrowing each theme down to 5 key quotes, whilst still covering all the necessary AOs to elevate students...

Descriptive class notes for comparing Shelley's 'Frankenstein' and Carter's 'The Bloody Chamber': Includes: - Notes - Critics - Quotes - Productions - Summaries - Context

Struggling to summarise thematic comparative points for Dracula and The Bloody Chamber? Then this booklet is for you. It consists of: 4 detailed thematic comparative notes consisting of: 1. Women, 2. Villains, 3. Settings, 4. Structure. Each theme is broken down into two, focusing on Dracula and The Bloody Chamber separately. Each book within a theme has several points followed by a list of quotations directly for that point. The struggle to find quotes is over! The points also follow cri...

'The Bloody Chamber' key quotes...

A chapter-by-chapter set of study notes on Angela Carter's The Bloody Chamber, consisting of a chapter summary and analysis of the contents of the chapter, with links to broader themes in the novel and the Gothic genre. Excellent for use alongside first-time readings of the novel or as a last-minute recap of key content. Analysis is conducted to an A* depth and is intended to be brief and memorable.

This document provides an in detail analysis of the collection as well as a number of key quotations available for contextual analysis on each story within the collection.

A document of all my ideas, summarised and sectioned into what I believe (as a successful student who has received full marks in mock examinations for this paper) are the main themes that connect both Stoker’s Dracula and Carter’s The Bloody Chamber.