Comparative and contextual study (H472)
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Lecture notes
Gothic Literary Context for OCR English Lit
Literary AO3 is often overlooked by students and is the perfect way to gain marks for context in both the comparative essay and the unseen extract. This document allows students to gather a solid understanding of the whole genre and the way in which the gothic genre has evolved overtime, and how writers conform to some stereotypes more than others.
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OCR A Level English Literature Comparative and Contextual Study - Dystopia Revision Pack
This package includes access to both the dystopia revision notes and unseen dystopia revision pack so that your revision is entirely complete and specifically tailored to both parts of your (OCR) A Level exam.
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Summary notes OCR A Level English Literature Comparative and Contextual study- Dystopia
This condensed revision guide offers everything students need for excelling in unseen dystopia and comparative literature exams. Designed specifically for OCR and AQA English Literature specifications, it focuses on the core texts of The Handmaid’s Tale and 1984, whilst offering extensive cross-textual references to works like Brave New World, The Road, Children of Men, Fahrenheit 451, Parable of the Sower, and more. For the core texts it covers a range of religious, political, historical, and...
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Summary notes for OCR A Level English Literature- Dystopia Unseen
Looking for in depth notes to help your English Literature revision and secure that grade in your A Level exam? Look no further! This comprehensive revision document offers a chronological breakdown of key historical, political, and cultural contexts from the 1800s to the 20105, charting various ideological movements (e.g., fascism, communism, eugenics), and significant global events (e.g., WWI, WWII, Cold War, climate crises). preparation. It includes in-depth analyses of major dystopian novels...
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The Bloody Chamber Key Quotes, Interpretations and Context with Flashcards - English Literature A Level OCR Revision
Includes key quotes from specific stories from Carter's The Bloody Chamber (A01), key critics/interpretations (A05) and detailed context (A03), each section with flashcards. Stories include The Bloody Chamber, The Werewolf, The Company of Wolves, Wolf-Alice, The Tiger's Bride, The Snow Child and The Lady of the House of Love (note that it is best to pick around 3 of these to discuss in the exam). Created and used by an A* English Literature student.
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Gothic Unseen Flashcards - English Literature A Level OCR Revision
Includes flashcards for the OCR Gothic Unseen section in Component 2, with content on origins of the gothic and 18th/19th/20th century classic gothic novels, key tropes, and theories from Freud and Ann Radcliffe e.g. the uncanny, horror vs terror. Created and used by an A* English Literature student.
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Frankenstein Key Quotes, Interpretations and Context with Flashcards - English Literature A Level OCR Revision
Includes key quotes from the whole of Shelley's Frankenstein (A01), key critics/interpretations (A05) and detailed context (A03), each section with flashcards. Created and used by an A* English Literature student.
poppyhemming1211
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Summary of crucial Dystopian Texts
Summary of the Key Dystopian texts that you need to be linking into every essay to reach the top band for A03. The summaries contain the most relevant information for you to include in an essay spanning across different kinds of Dystopia's from environmental to technological to political.
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Gothic extract guide for OCR A Level English Literature
Overview of the gothic (inc. themes, conventions, movements ect...) and a guide on how to analyse extracts and structure you analysis.
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Gothic extract overview for OCR A Level English Literature
Gothic extract overview for OCR A Level English Literature with guidance of what to look for in an extract and how to structure, and what to include, in your essay.
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Summary of the Gothic Genre
In depth summary of the gothic genre in simple and straightforward terms, including: - General conventions - Character archetypes - Gothic subgenres - Literary movements (e.g. Romanticism and Aestheticism) - Theorists - Vocabulary - Historical development of the Gothic
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Rebecca (by Daphne du Maurier) Reading Log, Context and Critical Interpretations
Rebecca (by Daphne du Maurier) Reading Log, Context and Critical Interpretations.
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Lecture notes
Dracula Critical Interpretations
Curated selection of critical interpretations of Dracula on themes of sexuality, reverse colonisation, good vs evil and movie/ other adaptions.
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Dracula Context
In depth contextual notes about Dracula, including authorial, historical, and social factors and narrative style.
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Dracula Reading Log
Reading log by chapter for Stoker's Dracula, containing a summary of each chapter, characters involved and key quotes.
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Essay
Dracula/ Rebecca Essay PLAN: Women as Victims
Essay plan for women as victims in Dracula and Rebecca, written for the Gothic essay section of OCR A level English Literature.
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Lecture notes
Rebecca (by Daphne du Maurier) Critical Interpretations
Critical Interpretations of Rebecca (by Daphne du Maurier) regarding sexuality, depictions of particular characters and movie adaptions.
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Rebecca (Daphne du Maurier) Context
Contextual notes on du Maurier and the novel.
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Summary
Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier Reading Log
Overview of chapters, characters involved and key quotes.
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Lecture notes
Queer Gothic Overview
Notes on the Queer Gothic including brief examples, context and critics.
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