Pearson Edexcel • English Literature 2015

Notes on all of the characters within Hamlet except the attendants/similar people who do not have a characterisation

I have collated a complete list of the most important quotes from Othello and organised them in sections of character or theme. I have found that learning quotes from a smaller list of a specific theme is much easier than hundreds of quotes scattered across 300 pages of a play or novel. I also note the Act and Scene number of each quote, as well as the page number (from the Oxford Shakespeare edition). I hope this is helpful! Themes include: - reputation - love - status/hierarchy - man...

This is a list of the most useful critical quotes for any exam on Othello. They are listed by character and by theme, and the critic is indicated next to the quote. I have highlighted key words in the quotes. This can be an extremely useful tool in trying to memorise criticism due to the organisation of the document in categorise. These critical quotes could also be used as context, or to enhance any essay.

Compare the presentation of Outsiders in Wuthering Heights and Mrs Dalloway

Compare the presentation of imprisonment in Wuthering Heights and Mrs Dalloway.

Setting in Wuthering Heights and Mrs Dalloway

Explore how Woolf makes use of settings in Mrs Dalloway - A * essay - marked by teachers - top band response - covers all A0's - includes quote analysis, context, critics and comparative sentences.

Compare the ways the effects of isolation is presented in Wuthering Heights and Mrs Dalloway - full A* essay - marked by teacher - top band response - includes quote analysis, critics, context and comparative structure

Explore the presentation of vulnerability in A Streetcar Named Desire - full essay plan with full quote analysis, context, critics - includes fully written paragraphs - A* standard

Explore the Presentation of Death in A Streetcar Named Desire - full essay plan - includes quotes, critics, analysis, context