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How can I discuss the structure of a poem?
Structure says a lot about the poets intentions of the poem, and how they wished the poem to be read. Short, sharp lines, with long continuous stanzas suggest a pace to the poem. Whereas longer lines, with l...
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How do I collate relevant quotations to help in my essay writing?
AQA specifies that AO1 requires your ability to maintain a critical style and to employ textual references and quotations to support your essay. As an integral skill in this study, it is important to find ef...
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How do I analyse poetry?
At first glance, reading poetry can be daunting and analysing poetry can be difficult, I like to think of a poem as a tight knot, which, as a reader, you have to slowly pick apart and untangle. Below I have ...
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How can I analyse a quote?
Analysing a quote can be done in a number of ways and is often a key part of essay writing. My school taught me to use the PEEL approach but there are many other variants of this which you may have learnt in...
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What connections have you found between the ways in which Larkin and Abse write about religion in their poems? In your response you must include detailed critical discussion of at least two of Larkin’s poems.
Example Introduction: In his poetry, Philip Larkin is typically cynical of religion, displayed particularly in ‘Water’ and ‘Faith Healing’. As a strict atheist, Larkin consistently devalues and demeans relig...
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