OCR • English Literature

List of positive and negative interpretations of Ibsen's A Doll's House, and some notes on the play adaptions additionally.

Contextual notes about Ibsen and Rossetti and their respective works for A level English Literature OCR. Also contains some general critical interpretations of Rossetti's works.

A document containing ao3, ao4 and ao5 for the OCR A level english literature course for Christina Rossetti's Selected Poems and Ibsen's A Dolls House.

These are revision notes for A-Level English Literature, for the dystopian section of Paper 2, for the novel 1984 by George Orwell. It includes context, critics, and quotations from the novel.

Revision notes for The Handmaid's Tale for the dystopia section of A-Level English Literature Paper 2. It includes context, critics, and quotations from the novel.

This document offers an in-depth literary analysis of the symbolic and thematic significance of the Red Room episode in Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre. It examines how the red room functions as a site of psychological trauma, social isolation, and symbolic repression, laying the groundwork for Jane’s moral and emotional development throughout the novel. The analysis is structured around key thematic concerns, including alienation, injustice, gender roles, class dynamics, and the suppression o...

Summary of themes, quotations, context and critical perspectives on Woolfe's Mrs Dalloway. Useful for OCR A level English literature, Comparative and Contextual study for the theme of women in literature. Achieved an A*

This document covers essay plans for The Bell Jar, Sense and Sensibility, and Mrs Dalloway as part of the Women in Literature Comparative and Contextual study. I achieved an A* in this component

A 14-page document covering a summary of each act of the play (with key quotes), and covering all possible question themes: colonialism, love and marriage, magic, power and authority, revenge and forgiveness, order and disorder, appearances and illusion, betrayal. Includes relevant quotes from the text (AO1), context (AO3), and critics' quotes and productions (AO5) for each theme. This document was literally the secret to me getting an A*!

A comprehensive reviewal of Twelfth Night by Shakespeare that will provide a robust understanding for A Level English Literature as well as GCSE English Literature. This document covers: context, themes, influences, historical and religious background, interpretations, adaptations and critics, characterisation, literary devices employed, key quotes and act by act analysis. It will be a useful document to review in preparation for the exam, and will provide you with many discussion points ...