Atonement

These notes cover the main aspects of crime in McEwan's 'Atonement', namely crime, murder and violence, criminal psyche, victims, suspense, detection, punishment/justice, social commentary and setting. Each aspect also includes key quotes that relate to it. It also has notes on the structure of the novel.

• Study guide
•  • 4 pages • 
• By  alevelhistory

Real exam coursework from an A* student - this is the exact replica of my coursework which is angled at the use of intertextuality and other literative techniques used in both novels by both authors.

• Essay
•  • 8 pages • 
• By  sophiaramaer1

These are detailed chapter summaries which bullet point the plot and include key points or quotes for each of the settings, characters and themes in each chapter.

• Summary
•  • 39 pages • 
• By  alevelhistory

These are detailed character profiles for all of the characters in McEwan's 'Atonement'. For each of the main characters their role in the crime text is considered, along with their key points, key moments, contrasting reader response, motivations and an extensive list of their key quotes. They will help you to deepen your understanding of the text.

• Study guide
•  • 16 pages • 
• By  alevelhistory

A character sketch in full-depth on Briony Tallis as she is presented in Part One of 'Atonement'. The essay is a literature, discursive essay which can be used to study the novel or to use the essay itself for submission of assignments (Author's permission has been granted).

• Essay
•  • 2 pages • 
• By  kiaranaiker

This is a detailed but brief summary of McEwan's 'Atonement'. It is colour coded to identify the narrative perspective of each of the chapters/sections.

• Summary
•  • 3 pages • 
• By  alevelhistory

An in-depth, A-level essay comparing the emotions and events of Anna Karenina and Atonement the films. These ideas can be used separately or merged to produce a single essay. The document contains and consists of a completed essay sufficient to publish and use for students or as a way to understand and compare contrasting ideas of characters in the two films.

• Essay
•  • 3 pages • 
• By  kiaranaiker

Film Adaptation Analysis Essay. The book Atonement was written by Ian McEwan in 2001

• Essay
•  • 4 pages • 
• By  all_academic

These notes cover the main aspects of crime in McEwan's 'Atonement', namely crime, murder and violence, criminal psyche, victims, suspense, detection, punishment/justice, social commentary and setting. Each aspect also includes key quotes that relate to it. It also has notes on the structure of the novel.

• Study guide
•  • 4 pages • 
• By  alevelhistory

Real exam coursework from an A* student - this is the exact replica of my coursework which is angled at the use of intertextuality and other literative techniques used in both novels by both authors.

• Essay
•  • 8 pages • 
• By  sophiaramaer1

These are detailed chapter summaries which bullet point the plot and include key points or quotes for each of the settings, characters and themes in each chapter.

• Summary
•  • 39 pages • 
• By  alevelhistory

These are detailed character profiles for all of the characters in McEwan's 'Atonement'. For each of the main characters their role in the crime text is considered, along with their key points, key moments, contrasting reader response, motivations and an extensive list of their key quotes. They will help you to deepen your understanding of the text.

• Study guide
•  • 16 pages • 
• By  alevelhistory

A character sketch in full-depth on Briony Tallis as she is presented in Part One of 'Atonement'. The essay is a literature, discursive essay which can be used to study the novel or to use the essay itself for submission of assignments (Author's permission has been granted).

• Essay
•  • 2 pages • 
• By  kiaranaiker

This is a detailed but brief summary of McEwan's 'Atonement'. It is colour coded to identify the narrative perspective of each of the chapters/sections.

• Summary
•  • 3 pages • 
• By  alevelhistory

An in-depth, A-level essay comparing the emotions and events of Anna Karenina and Atonement the films. These ideas can be used separately or merged to produce a single essay. The document contains and consists of a completed essay sufficient to publish and use for students or as a way to understand and compare contrasting ideas of characters in the two films.

• Essay
•  • 3 pages • 
• By  kiaranaiker

Film Adaptation Analysis Essay. The book Atonement was written by Ian McEwan in 2001

• Essay
•  • 4 pages • 
• By  all_academic