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Pathetic fallacy is a specific kind of personification - that is, attributing human traits to abstract concepts or non-human entities  - which relates to the connection between a human's internal emotions...

Alisoun’s interpretations of biblical texts are highly unique and would have undeniably provoked surprise from a Medieval audience. This is of most notoriety in ‘Jhesus wold nat chese a vicious form of ly...

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The idea of Jane Eyre being a feminist text: explore Jane as a character, fiercely independent, principled, disregards matrimony in favour of self-sustenance, ...

When exploring the relevance of the Ghost in Hamlet, looking at the religious context of the time is particularly important because as an audience, it shapes the different ways in which we could interpret...

It's important to structure your essays clearly and concisely to achieve the best grade. The 3-paragraph structure works well for A-level students. The essay should comprise an introduction, three paragra...