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How should I begin to approach a practical criticism?

First, you should always begin with a brief summary of what the text is about. You need to show that you have understood the text. As you do this, think about what the text is doing; is it satirical, p...

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Answered by Gusta M. English tutor
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Analyse F.R. Leavis’ description of ‘The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock’ as being ‘a complete break with the nineteenth-century tradition’.

In 1932 F. R. Leavis described Prufrock as ‘a complete break with the nineteenth-century tradition, and a new start.’[1] Certainly Prufrock is written in a distinctly modern form. The me...

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Answered by Robert A. English tutor
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How do I approach an essay question in an exam situation?

Sitting down at your desk in the exam hall can be extremely daunting. Months of preparation, cramming and anxiety have lead to this moment and it's natural to feel overwhelmed and panicked. The most im...

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Answered by Laura G. English tutor
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Discuss the notion of 'difficulty'?

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The word difficulty is a function of the everyday, applied without overt concentration upon its meaning; used to denote challenge or hardness. Yet, what has c...

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Answered by Ben W. English tutor
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How should I write a critical analysis in English?

To write an essay that critically analyses a piece, it is crucial to discuss the passage in ways that are of interest to YOU. Approaching the essay from a specific angle is a good way to start, and you...

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Answered by Katie B. English tutor
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