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In their poems, Duffy and Larkin’s personas convey a distaste towards societal conventions through exposing the reality of society’s workings.Whilst both poets come to bleak conclusions, Duffy recognises ...

In both Williams and Webster’s plays, the imposition of “black deeds” upon the women protagonists result in their demise, yet they are victims, not perpetrators of evil. However, in “Malfi” there is a str...

You could either structure them chronologically for example when discussing a piece of poetry or a short story you could take the beginning, middle and end of the text and analyse these sections in depth,...

Women are portrayed as follows:Elizabeth Bennett is unique in her wilful nature and dominance, which acts surprisingly as an attraction to men who propose (e.g. Fitzwilliam and Darcy) yet is a terror to h...

This question requires students to delve into the intricacies of the character of Offred whilst, at the same time, relating their statements back to the wider social and literary context of the novel and ...