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How do I go about analysing unseen poetry?
-Make use of any contextual notes/dates-Read through both poems for content (look especially for potential similarities as this may at first appear to be quite different)-Think about the mood of each poem-Ho...
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How should I structure my introduction for an English literature essay?
A good place to start from when planning or writing any essay is to imagine what it might look like at the end, and the same goes for writing your introduction. A good introduction should start by introducin...
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Bennett has said that the boys in the play know more than any of their teachers. How far do you agree that the boys “know more” than the staff?
When first reading Bennett’s ‘The History Boys’ one may assume that the boys “know more” than the staff on the basis of their condescending nature and their naturally bright aptitudes, despite their relative...
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How does Shakespeare present the theme of Guilt in 'Macbeth'. Use Act 5 Scene 1 as a reference in your answer
Throughout Act 5 scene 5, Shakespeare presents Lady Macbeth's giult through her sleepwalking, particulary using the symbol of blood. The character is seen to repeatedly wash her hands, while saying "Out...
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What approach should I take when first seeing an unfamiliar poem?
The first thing to look at is the title. This is often discounted by students, but especially since the poem might be a relatively short text, it is important to utilise any helpful content. Think about what...
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