AQA • English Literature A

Detailed essay plans for key themes and characters in Othello. Each plan is separated into three sections (paragraphs for your essay!), which detail key quotes with in-depth analysis. In addition to this context for each point is also provided that is specific to that theme/character point. Also provides ideas on other themes, possible plans or points to be made.

Smash Post-1945 Lit with These A* Notes! | Streetcar Named Desire & The Handmaid’s Tale Ace your Post-1945 A-Level English Literature exam with these expertly crafted revision notes on two of the most important modern texts: ️ A Streetcar Named Desire ️ The Handmaid’s Tale What’s Inside: Key quotes with context and critical interpretations Detailed theme breakdowns (power, gender, identity, dystopia, tragedy & more) Full character analysis (Blanche, Stanley, Offred, Se...

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A summary of all the key events for Daisy Buchanan for The Great Gatsby from each chapter, including key quotes.

I achieved an A* in English Lit A Level. The presentation contains 4 mind maps, on literary form, techniques, jealousy and appearance vs reality. Each mind map is very detailed, and would be helpful to anyone studying Othello - particularly for A Level English Lit, as they include points to include for top mark essays.

I achieved an A* at English Lit A Level. The presentation contains 5 detailed mind maps, on Othello, Iago, Emilia, Desdemona and Cassio. Each mind map outlines key characteristics, themes, context points and literary critic quotes for each character - overall, a very detailed overview of everything to include on an essay for that character.

A* example essay, exploring the theme 'motherhood' comparing different poems within Carol Ann Duffy's, Feminine Gospels.

A* example essay, exploring the theme 'modern problems' comparing different poems within Carol Ann Duffy's, Feminine Gospels.

A* Wuthering Heights and poetry comparison essay, exploring the theme of passion.

Essay on 'separation intensifies feelings of love,' comparing Wuthering Heights and the Love Through The Ages Poetry Anthology, for Paper 1, A Level English Literature. This essay is an A*, and is a clear example of how to use context effectively. It considers the differences between male and female perspectives in the literature of love.