AQA • English Literature B

This coursework example scored 25/25 last academic year. It's the poetry analysis NEA done from the feminist critical perspective and has a full bibliography. **Not to be plagiarised**

A vocabulary list of literary techniques to help with AO2 and literature analysis, made by an A* student. Provides the writer's method and the definition, with examples when it's unclear. It will help with being able to spot links and methods in unseen extracts as well as just in your texts. Example: "Blazon – List of physical features of a female beloved. ‘Thy tongue, thy face, thy limbs, actions and spirit // Do give thee fivefold Blazon.’ (Astrophil and Stella)" I made it w...

Cornell Notes of a chapter by chapter summary, key quotes for every chapter alongside analysis. Colour coded by character.

Received 73/75 for the paper this year and received an A* for English Lit. You will find a range of paragraphs with A* analysis which can be applied to different essay questions. There may be some grammatical mistakes, as it is such a long document. DM for any questions. I am also starting to do tutoring, where resources will be free!

Received 73/75 for the tragedy paper this year and received an A* for English Lit. graded A* for this piece and top level analysis DM for any questions. I am also starting to do tutoring, where resources will be free!

Received 73/75 for the tragedy paper this year and received an A* for English Lit. You will find an essay with A* analysis which can be applied to different similar essay questions. There may be some grammatical mistakes, as it is such a long document. DM for any questions. I am also starting to do tutoring, where resources will be free!

Detailed notes on crime elements in poetry for AQA A-Level English Literature B by an A* student achieving full marks in paper 2. Analysis includes: Robert Browning - My Last Duchess, Porphyria’s Lover, The Laboratory George Crabbe - Peter Grimes Oscar Wilde - The Ballad of Reading Gaol. On the crime elements of: criminals, victims, motives, crimes, societal critiques

Full NEA essay (graded A*) on Ian McEwan’s Machines Like Me for AQA A-level English Literature B. Demonstrates A* analysis with critical anthology perspectives, narrative ethics, and contemporary debates on AI, justice, and human selfishness.

Coursework essay graded A* on the poetry collection 'Feminine Gospels' by Carol Ann Duffy for AQA A-Level English Literature B. It explores the theme of femininity in multiple poems . Demonstrates how A* writing integrates critical anthology material, feminist perspectives, and scholarly sources.

This is an essay written for The Taming of the Shrew, written in exam conditions and scoring 23/25. NOTE: It is to be used for educational purposes, to understand the structure and quality of writing required for high scoring answers - it is not to be plagiarised.