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English Literature
A Level

“The Fool knows that the only true madness is to recognise this world as rational.” How far is this an adequate explanation of King Lear?

The role of the Fool in William Shakespeare’s 1606 play ‘King Lear’ is fundamental to the strong narrative voice of the play, showcasing both themes of madness and rationality. As Isaac Asimov said in his...

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For many English literature questions the same technique can be applied to answer them. The layout of the question will involve a specific text or poem, and then quesitons on the ffects on the reader o...

KH
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Women are either innocent victims or sinister predators or significantly absent. To what extent is this true of ‘Macbeth?’

In Shakespeare play Macbeth, Shakespeare puts a focus on the male characters leaving the female characters in the play being presented in several ways, including women being presented as innocent victi...

BC
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Examine Carters representation of the effects of patriarchy on relationships in the Tigers Bride

In the Tigers Bride (TB) Carter represents relationships in the traditional fairytale sense in that they are only successful when both partners are equal, creating a balance in their relationship. Patr...

BC
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How do I chose my texts for a comparative essay?

Depending on your exam board, you may be asked to compare different texts you study either in an exam or in your coursework. The first, and most important, thing to consider before starting your compariso...

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