AQA • English Literature B

This document includes analysis of the entirety of the Importance of Being Earnest, drawing out key lines to scrutinise key features of language, structure, form and context. Key themes are highlighted throughout.

An A* essay on the position of women in tragedies. With reference to Richard and Gatsby. A helpful revision tool.

A detailed guide to the complex plot of 'Richard II' to help with your tragedy revision. A good starting point to build your analysis.

A very extensive list of significant quotes from Othello. Can be used to help guide plot revision. Covers every Act and also labels where each quote is from. Can be printed out and usefully highlighted.

an analysis of the end of the Handmaid’s tale with the use of PSPW elements

the PSPW elements and their relation to the handmaid’s tale

a timeline of the key events in A Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood done with A-level English Literature B Elements of PSPW

This document contains research on key contextual themes that can be linked to 'A Streetcar Named Desire' or themes that were present around the publication so may have influenced Williams's writing. The themes researched include: Williams himself, Old America versus New America, Southern Gothic genre, New Orleans, the Polka Tune, the American Dream, WW2, Jim Crow laws and Streetcars

These notes helped me achieve an A* in all of my English essays and for my final exams and I promise it will get you there too! The notes include: - Scene summary - Highly detailed section on Themes and Ideas - Detailed section about Characters, Symbolism and Dramatic techniques.

An essay that explores the significance of a scene to the comedy of the overall play. Exploring themes and comedic elements and their impact on audiences.