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All resources for Post-Modern/ Romantic English Literature 2015 Pearson Edexcel course. Includes comparative essays, Powerpoint, analysis, summary notes Total value: £55.50

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Summary The Lammas Hireling Analysis - Questions - Post Modern Poetry

Compare how Keats uses silence and stillness in 'Ode to a nightingale' and 'Ode on a Grecian Urn' - Romantic Poetry

Summary Compare methods both poets (Turnball and Dunmore) use to express strong emotions - Post Modern Poetry

Compare the methods both poets use to explore the representation of the female body. post modern poetry - Eat Me/ The Map Woman

Explore the ways in which Byron expresses his emotional turmoil in 'Fair Thee Well' and one other of his poems - Romantic Poetry

Explore the ways in which challenging society is presented in 'Holy Thursday (E)' and 'THe Sick Rose.' - ROmantic Poetry - Blake

From 'Lines written in early spring' how are Wordsworth's ideas about nature developed in 'Lines composed a few miles above Tintern Abbey'. - Romantic Poetry

Summary Eat Me - Post Modern poetry - Analysis questions

Themes of Romanticism in Blake’s poems

The Lammas Hireling Presentation

From the Journal of a Disappointed Man – Notes

Summary The Furthest I’ve Travelled – Leontia Flynn notes

Summary Stanzas written in Dejection, Near Naples - notes

Explore the ways in which religion is presented in ‘The Ancient Mariner’ and one other poem.

How does Armitage use personification and what effect does it have in 'Chainsaw Versus the Pampas Grass'

Subjects

English
Literature
2015
Pearson
Edexcel
Post modern
Poetry
A level
The lammas hireling
Amalysis
Questions
English
Keats
Romantic poetry
Ode on a grecian urn
Ode to a nightingale
Comparison
Turnball
Dunmore
Analysis
Representation
Female body
Romantic
Byron
Essay
Emotional turmoil
Fair thee well
Blake
Holy thursday
Songs of experience

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