Aspects of Tragedy (AQA 7717)
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AQA A-level English Literature Essay: ‘In Othello, the female characters are innocent victims of male power.’ To what extent do you agree with this view?
I achieved an A* (25/25) on this essay. 
 
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AQA A-level English Literature B Section C: ‘In the beginnings of tragic texts, the tragic protagonists are always admirable and splendid.’ (25/25)
I achieved an A* on this essay. It covers Shakespeare's Richard II. 
 
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AQA A-level English Literature B Section B: 'Iago is more of a likeable anti-hero than a hateful villain.' In light of this view, discuss Iago's attitudes towards love.
I achieved an A* on this essay. It can be adapted to suit questions on other aspects of tragedy, like treatment of women and tragic blindness. 
 
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AQA A-level English Literature B Paper 1 Section C: ‘In tragic texts, although the villains are far from good, they are not evil.’ To what extent do you agree?
I achieved 25/25 on this essay. Exact teacher comments were: 'Perceptive, assured, clearly exemplified throughout. Great work. 
 
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AQA A-level English Literature B Section B: Explore the significance of Othello's background and otherness to the tragedy of the play.
I achieved an A* for this essay on otherness in relation to Othello's characterisation by Shakespeare. 
 
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AQA A-level English Literature B Section B: 'In Othello, Roderigo is an innocent victim.' To what extent do you agree?
I achieved an A* (25/25) on this essay. 
 
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Essay
AQA A-level English Literature B Paper 1 Section C: ‘In tragic texts, the suffering of the tragic protagonist is more often self-inflicted.’ To what extent do you agree?
I scored an A* (25/25) on this particular essay. 
 
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Essay
AQA A-Level English Literature Essay – Jealousy in Othello (25/25, Band 5)
I was awarded 25/25 marks (A*) on this essay.: “In Othello, it is jealousy that drives the tragedy.” To what extent do you agree? 
 
Ideal for AQA Aspects of Tragedy revision, model structure, and exam technique. 
 
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A* CHARACTER PROFILE ANALYSIS ON RICHARD II
PROVIDE IN DEPTH ANALYSIS ON THE CHARACTERS OF RICHARD II -- INCLUDES QUOTES AND BRIEF BULLET POINT SUMMARIES - INCLUDES HIGHLIGHTED INFOMATION MAKING REVISION EASIER -- INCLUDES TOP GRADE ANALYSIS OF SETTING = >> PERFECT FOR REVISION AND CLASS NOTES!
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A* THE GREAT GATSBY CHARACTER ANALYSIS+QUOTES
DOCUMENT INCLUDES INDEPTH THE GREAT GATSBY CHARACTER ANALYSIS LINKING TO THE GENRE OF TRAGEDY - INDEPTH ANALYSIS OF CHARACTERS AND SETTING WITH QUOTES LINKING TO EACH = PERFECT FOR CLASS NOTES OR REVISION - PERFECT IF YOU WANT TO ACHEIVE TOP GRADE ANALYSIS!!!
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A* Othello character profiles deep analysis + quotes
ENGLISH LITERATURE B - OTHELLO CHARACTER ANALYSIS , IN DEPTH ANALYTICAL NOTES ABOUT THE CHARACTER OF OTHELLO AND HOW THEY RELATE TO RAGEDY - INCLUDES QUOTES AND INDEPTH SETTING ANALYSIS ALSO == PERFECT FOR REVISION AND CLASS NOTES (CRUNCHING IN LAST MINUTE INFOMATION)
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Tragedy: Complete A-Level English Literature Revision Notes (OCR & AQA
Covers Aristotle, Shakespeare, and Modern Tragedy – with links to Death of a Salesman and Tess of the D’Urbervilles 
 
This in-depth revision resource offers a full breakdown of tragedy as a literary genre, designed for AQA and OCR A-Level English Literature specifications. It explores classical to modern tragic structures, with analysis of key tragic texts including Death of a Salesman and Tess of the D’Urbervilles. 
 

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full analysis of 'Othello' - Aspects of tragedy, characters, themes, quotes
This is an extensive document which analyses Shakespeare's 'Othello' to prepare for English Lit AQA B Paper 1. There is in depth analysis of 'Othello' in relation to the aspects of tragedy, a plethora of quotes and analysis, themes and character analysis. This document is for preparation of both section A and B of Paper 1.
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Othello Essay
This document contains an essay based on Othello regarding stereotypes. This essay was graded an A*. 
 
The question this essay answers is: 
“Of all the parts of the canon, perhaps Othello is the one which should most definitely not be played by a black actor, wrote the British-Ghanaian actor Hugh Quarshie in a lecture published in 1998. Doing so risked legitimising – in fact condoning – the racist stereotype of a black man who loses his wits, than resorts to killing his wife in a fit of ...
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Summary Analysis 0f Themes and Characters - Othello
This document provides a comprehensive summary of all the scenes in Othello, along with an in-depth analysis of key quotes from the main characters—Othello, Iago, Desdemona, Cassio, and Emilia. It also explores the play’s central themes and offers a detailed explanation of the prominent aspects of tragedy within each scene. Perfect for exam preparation, this resource helps you understand Othello in depth and apply critical insights to any exam question.
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Key Themes and Quotes of AQA A Level Keats, Othello & Death of a Salesman
Contains notes with key themes and quotes from Keats ('Isabella', 'The Eve of St Agnes', 'La Belle Dame Sans Merci', 'Lamia'), 'Othello' and 'Death of a Salesman'. Quotes are categorised thematically and are each followed by a detailed analysis that covers relevant context and links to tragic conventions. The notes helped achieve an A* grade.
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Key Themes and Quotes of AQA A Level Death of a Salesman
This is a summary of key quotations in 'Death of a Salesman' categorised thematically under potential essay topic sentences which demonstrates Willy's characterisation. Each quotation is followed by a detailed analysis that covers relevant context and links to tragedy conventions and Miller's 'Tragedy and the Common Man', which would add context points to your essay. The notes helped achieve an A* grade.
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Key Themes and Quotes of AQA A Level Othello
This is a summary of key quotations in 'Othello' categorised thematically under subheadings, such as Venetian contempt for Moors, love, violence, male jealousy, male dominance, pride etc. Each quotation is followed by detailed analysis that covers relevant context and is inspired by an Oxford-educated English Literature teacher. There are more than enough quotations under each theme for you to draw connections and develop a nuanced paragraph. The document helped achieve an A* grade.
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Key Themes and Quotes of AQA A Level Keats' Poems
This is a detailed summary of key themes and quotes of Keats' poems, including 'Isabella', 'The Eve of St Agnes', 'La Belle Dame Sans Merci', and 'Lamia'. The summary categories key quotations under themes that could be used as potential essay topic sentences, and presents quotations with analysis. The summary helped achieve an A* grade.
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Richard ii quotes
Six pages of quotes, organised chronologically by act, in the Shakespeare play "Richard ii".