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Introduce your answer clearly and concisely. Address the question and outline your texts, making sure your line of argument is coherent. Dickens' Great Expectations is a text undeniably concerned with the id...

Including a variety of interpretations in your analysis of a text, when used effectively, will help develop the sophistication of your argument. It is not enough to simply quote a few critical essays, you ne...

It is vital to have strong thesis statements that draw the reader in. Knowing your texts deeply is very helpful, this will enable you to be able to refer to key quotes as well as particular events. For A-Lev...

When the audience first meets Viola, she is the victim of a tragedy and is a stranger to the exotic land of Illyria. It is in this crucial moment in the play that Viola decides to disguise herself as a man t...

Prince Hamlet, the eponymous character of Shakespeare’s Jacobean tragedy, derived from Saxo Grammaticus’ medieval epic ‘Amleth’ , is described by William Hazlitt as the ‘most amiable of misanthropes’. This l...