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What does Montale mean when he refers to life consisting of 'following a wall with shards of bottles embedded in the top'?

To understand this quote it is important for us to remember the fundamental theme of negativity that runs throughout all of Montale's poetry. As we have seen in other poems, Montale suggests that there is...

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Answered by Darius P. Italian tutor
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Was Henry I the perfect medieval king?

IB history examiners are looking for correct historical knowledge in an essay but, above all, they want you to show you can present and justify a good argument. There is often no 'right answer' in history...

TD
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How does Mary Shelley present the birth of the Creature in Frankenstein?

 To answer this question, you need to have a close textual analysis of chapter 5, using short quotes and unpacking the language and techniques used by Shelley:      'The use of pathetic fallacy at the beg...

EP
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How well judged were the domestic and foreign policies of Mary I?

For any history essay question which requires you to present an argument, students should remain strictly analytical in their answer. It is key that they fully and clearly explain the value each piece of ...

TS
Answered by Thomas S. History tutor
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Discuss the ethical ramifications of P. Foot’s Trolley Problem.

To answer this question there are two areas of focus – structure and content. For a philosophy essay it is important that each point follows a logical progression; one paragraph will lead nicely onto the ...

CP
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