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Transformation and the Unknown in Voltaire's 'Candide' and les 'Lais 'de Marie de France
This french essay (1700 words) compares Voltaire’s Candide and Marie de France’s Lais in a detailed analysis, exploring how encounters with the unknown lead to personal and societal change. Clear analysis of themes like identity, morality, and transformation, with strong referencing and structure. Achieved a first 90/100 mark for this essay in 2nd year of university
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This french essay (1700 words) compares Voltaire’s Candide and Marie de France’s Lais in a detailed analysis, exploring how encounters with the unknown lead to personal and societal change. Clear analysis of themes like identity, morality, and transformation, with strong referencing and structure. Achieved a first 90/100 mark for this essay in 2nd year of university
To what extent was protestant religious idealism the main inspiration for the introduction of National Prohibition?
4500 word essay for my history coursework (7042 AQA) on Prohibition from - achieved an A* and includes extensive bibliography as well as a well structured argument / extensive analysis
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4500 word essay for my history coursework (7042 AQA) on Prohibition from - achieved an A* and includes extensive bibliography as well as a well structured argument / extensive analysis
Considering the historical and cultural background of the 19th century in Italy, discuss the importance of women in the operas by Verdi and Puccini.
Italian and Music - an in depth analysis on the role and importance of women in Verdi and Puccini's operas considering the social context of 19th century Italy Achieved a first class - 85/100 mark (A*) - 900 words and extensive bibliography - perfect for someone studying Italian or Music
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Italian and Music - an in depth analysis on the role and importance of women in Verdi and Puccini's operas considering the social context of 19th century Italy Achieved a first class - 85/100 mark (A*) - 900 words and extensive bibliography - perfect for someone studying Italian or Music
To what extent was Ancient Athenian democracy truly ‘democratic’? - Dissertation
A* EPQ --> 5000+ word essay and detailed examination on how democratic Athens truly was, despite being the founder of democracy. includes an exploration of Ancient Greece's political organisation, defining the term democracy, comparison to today's political climate and an overall analysis on the importance of knowing what democracy truly means in today's world. Includes an extensive bibliography for anyone studying Ancient History or Politics for research and essays.
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A* EPQ --> 5000+ word essay and detailed examination on how democratic Athens truly was, despite being the founder of democracy. includes an exploration of Ancient Greece's political organisation, defining the term democracy, comparison to today's political climate and an overall analysis on the importance of knowing what democracy truly means in today's world. Includes an extensive bibliography for anyone studying Ancient History or Politics for research and essays.
To what extent is Tacitus' account of the principate a commentary on the emperors of his own time?
Achieved a first (80/100) on this essay for Ancient History - includes an extensive bibliography and well structured argument on how Tacitus' experience with the Flavian emperors influenced his views when writing Roman history - perfect for Ancient History / Classics students, historiography analysis and ancient history / classical civilisation A-Level.
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Achieved a first (80/100) on this essay for Ancient History - includes an extensive bibliography and well structured argument on how Tacitus' experience with the Flavian emperors influenced his views when writing Roman history - perfect for Ancient History / Classics students, historiography analysis and ancient history / classical civilisation A-Level.
A* essay on Racine's Phèdre / Phaedra
Analyse the representation of guilt in Phèdre, taking into account both the thematic and stylistic aspects of Racine’s play. Achieved a high first class mark - includes extensive bibliography and quotes throughout and a very well structured argument.
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Analyse the representation of guilt in Phèdre, taking into account both the thematic and stylistic aspects of Racine’s play. Achieved a high first class mark - includes extensive bibliography and quotes throughout and a very well structured argument.
Un sac de billes - mind map of characters and themes with quotes + analysis
Detailed mind map of different characters and themes in Joseph Joffo's Un Sac de Billes. Includes: characters, themes such as La Guerre, bildungsroman, l'enfance, la survie, la famille, l'espoir et le courage. Helped me a lot during A-levels and good for exam essay writing preparation (A* mark achieved)
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Detailed mind map of different characters and themes in Joseph Joffo's Un Sac de Billes. Includes: characters, themes such as La Guerre, bildungsroman, l'enfance, la survie, la famille, l'espoir et le courage. Helped me a lot during A-levels and good for exam essay writing preparation (A* mark achieved)
Boccaccio’s representation of Jewish characters and communities in The Decameron: Explore the role of religious stereotypes and prejudices. How do these portrayals align with or challenge common medieval perceptions of Jewish people?
Discuss Boccaccio’s representation of Jewish characters and communities in The Decameron (themes, characterisations, and social dynamics), focussing on ‘The conversion of Abraham’ (Day 1, II) and ‘The three rings’ (Day 1, III). Explore the role of religious stereotypes and prejudices. How do these portrayals align with or challenge common medieval perceptions of Jewish people? Received a first (70/100) mark and an extensive bibliography to back up my answers.
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Discuss Boccaccio’s representation of Jewish characters and communities in The Decameron (themes, characterisations, and social dynamics), focussing on ‘The conversion of Abraham’ (Day 1, II) and ‘The three rings’ (Day 1, III). Explore the role of religious stereotypes and prejudices. How do these portrayals align with or challenge common medieval perceptions of Jewish people? Received a first (70/100) mark and an extensive bibliography to back up my answers.
To what extent is the Aeneid a praise / encomium of Augustus?
2750 word essay on "To what extent is the Aeneid an encomium of Augustus?" Received a first (75/100) mark and includes an intensive range of sources - perfect for those studying A-level Classical Civilisation or studying Homeric epic - large range of examples and clear structure of argument.
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2750 word essay on "To what extent is the Aeneid an encomium of Augustus?" Received a first (75/100) mark and includes an intensive range of sources - perfect for those studying A-level Classical Civilisation or studying Homeric epic - large range of examples and clear structure of argument.
30 mark question - How effectively did Augustus legitimise his position of power within the Roman state?
Using this passage (Res Gestae 34 and 35) as a starting point, evaluate how effectively Augustus legitimised his position of power within the Roman state. [30 marks] - A* RESPONSE
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Using this passage (Res Gestae 34 and 35) as a starting point, evaluate how effectively Augustus legitimised his position of power within the Roman state. [30 marks] - A* RESPONSE
To what extent, in the years 1903-1924, did Lenin abandon ideology in order to gain and consolidate power?
Odyssey A-level Package (8 essays + quotes)
Nostos in the Odyssey - A* Notes
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Seneca - Love and Relationships H408/32 - A* grade
Sappho - Love and Relationships H408/32