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How will I remember all the quotes I need for the exam from each book or play?

First of all, you need to remember that no one can memorise a whole book, and you are certainly not expected to. 

What you need to do is be tactical about what you learn. What I mean by this is tha...

LG
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Does the structure of a poem (or the way it appears on the page) link to its overall meaning?

The structure of a poem is important to understanding its content! This changes from poem to poem but when analysing a piece, you should think about the number of stanzas included, the length of the stanz...

KC
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‘So I conclude that space and time are things of the body and have little to do with our selves. My Country is Truth.’ (Emily Dickinson to Joseph Lyman) Discuss space, or time, or truth, in the poetry of Emily Dickinson. (2000 words)

For Emily Dickinson, despite being a subjective “thing of the body”, time is essential to the construction of her poetic worlds. The association of time and temporality with mortal life and transience all...

JT
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Discuss the use of visceral imagery in Pablo Neruda's Standard Oil Company

Neruda creates a hostile atmosphere; through the use of visceral imagery, present when describing the drill to be an "implacable intestine"[1]. The drill is portrayed to be monstrous as the quot...

FO
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How should I incorporate critics into my essays?

The use of critics in your essays is one of the biggest step-ups from GCSE to A-Level, and is often what fazes students the most. In terms of actually finding criticism, you should make use of yo...

KW
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