A thousand splendid suns - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

AQA English Literature A Level non-exam assessment (NEA) - coursework. This consists of a coursework piece comparing The Scarlet Letter (Nathaniel Hawthorne) and A Thousand Splendid Suns (Khaled Hosseini) with reference to all AOs. This piece earned 46/50 and a grade A*. It is a valuable essay to help with planning and coordinating your English Literature Coursework, as it counts for 20% of the final grade.

A* grade essay answering the question, 'Compare and contrast the presentation of female oppression in Christina Rossetti, The Complete Poems, and A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini. Examine the view that women suffer under a patriarchal society.'. This document is intended to support with coursework preparation by providing a well written essay example. It also includes an accurate bibliography.

These are detailed notes on where the theme of Legitimacy is present in both texts, comparing the texts using context with an exemplar introduction at the end. This document highlights key moments in the text that display the theme. While these are notes on the theme legitimacy, it can be applied to various other themes like setting and nature.

A Thousand Splendid Suns Reading Questions And Answers, Complete Verified Solution 2023 What does Nana mean when she says, "'I wish my father had had the stomach to sharpen one of his knives and do the honorable thing. It might have been better for me"? (6-7) She means that she wishes her father would've used the knife to kill her baby because then she would still have been able to live a more honorable and enjoyable life. The novel opens with a curse word, uttered in frustration by Mar...

Questions on ''A Thousand Splendid Suns'' by Khaled Hosseini including answers. These questions will improve comprehension of the book.

these helped me get an A* this year. Very thorough and detailed with alternative ideas and specific contextual links

A compilation of comparative essay plans made on the two texts Wuthering Heights and A Thousand Splendid Suns, under the Edexcel syllabus, including introductions, strands of argument, pieces of context and analysis of quotes.

This essay explores how within both novels, loss, is linked to patriarchal oppression. It uses an analysis of language form and structure to offer a close comparison and backs up arguments with a range of contextual factors.

I have compiled 7 essay plans for the thematic comparison essay questions in the prose exam. This includes themes of violence, tension, characters in love, cruelty, how settings are used, the relationship between men and women etc. The essay plans include: an analysis of style and language used in each text, references to cultural context, quotations with page numbers, and points of comparison. This is everything you need to nail the tricky comparison questions between Wuthering Heights and A Th...