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Discuss how you would perform the role of Lady Windermere in three separate sections of the play, in order to reveal her change in attitude towards Mrs Erlynne.

[EXTRACT OF WHAT WOULD HAVE TO BE A LONGER ESSAY IN AN EXAM]

When Lady Windermere says to her husband, ‘You are very jealous of Mrs Erlynne’s honour’, I would follow Wilde’s stage direction and ‘tu...

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Answered by Clara B. Drama tutor
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Through a detailed study of Hamlet and comparative reference to The Revenger’s Tragedy, discuss the ways tragedies do or do not reassure audiences that good can triumph over evil.

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Tragedy as a genre is unique in its ability to create a sensation for its audiences that is paradoxicall...

CB
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How do I include analysis of language, structure and form in my essays?

The key with these three is to make sure you’re not treating them as separate categories and devoting entire paragraphs to each one. Instead, use the three to complement each other, and your analysis will...

JP
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What types of infectious agents are there?

Bacteria (prokaryotes) 1-5 micrometers, contain RNA and DNA, can synthesise and metabolise protein, generally free livingMajority are harmless, but a certain small list can cause infectious diseasesOne of...

AT
Answered by Adam T. Biology tutor
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Albumin (a globular protein) is a solute found in blood plasma. In liver disease, people cannot produce sufficient amounts of albumin. Describe and explain how this change would affect red blood cells.

The solute potential of the blood plasma would be less negative or higher. Higher solute potential = higher water potential. 

Water moves via osmosis from areas of high water potential to low water...

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Answered by Caolan D. Biology tutor
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