Dorian gray - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

An essay on 'The Presentation of Exploitation in 'Dorian Gray' and 'Dracula', following the Alevel Edexcel English Literature course. This essay was marked as an A*.

The Picture of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde (DBE/2019) (DBE/2021NOV) (DBE/2020NOV) (DBE/2023JUN)(DBE/2021JUN) (EC/SEPTEMBER 2017), DBE/November 2017, EC/ SEP 2022, JUN DBE/2022, DBE/November 2022 & 2023 Content: Paragraph and essay type questions page 3 – 20 1. Dorian Gray's refusal to face reality leads to his moral decline. 2. In The Picture of Dorian Gray, Oscar Wilde shows how the more reprehensible1 qualities of human beings can destroy people. 3. The novel exposes the superfici...

Notes on the characters, key themes, historical context, literary context, plot and narrative for both texts. Perfect revision for the Prose exam on the English Literature course considering all AOs.

7 potential essay plans focused around conceptual answers, quotations from both texts, abstract, unique ideas, and form and structure of both texts.

The Picture of Dorian Gray has been summarized in detail, giving in-depth views of characters and themes presented throughout the novel. Writing space has been left for additional note taking. Made with reference to and alignment with the DBE Mind the Gap Dorian Gray study guide and of course the novel.

The picture of Dorian Gray- Dive into a comprehensive guide covering the novel’s summary, key concepts, themes, characters, and notable quotes. Perfect for literature studies and paper preparation, this resource offers in-depth insights into Wilde’s critique of beauty, morality, and influence.

In depth chapter-to-chapter analysis with characters of Important Symbols present in The Picture Of Dorian Gray, namely, The Painting, Hedonism, Theatre , The Yellow Book, Appearance vs Reality, Art vs Real Life, used to construct in depth literature essays worth A+ worthy marks.

A Level English Literature Notes: Dracula by Bram Stoker Indicative Content: - Summary and analysis of each of the chapters - AO1, AO2, AO3 - At points, AO4 has been noted in comparison to Dorian Gray - Themes, motifs, Allusions, Context - Further research - + more *Note: These notes are original, containing my own thoughts and analysis. However, I am thankful for the support, knowledge and guidance from my two A Level teachers and my classmates who encouraged and inspired me thr...

A* Essay on how Dracula and Dorian Gray explore the theme of technology. 'How do both writers explore technology