OCR • English Literature
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Modules English Literature at OCR
Notes available for the following courses of English Literature at OCR
Popular books OCR • English Literature
Henrik Ibsen, Non Worrall • ISBN 9780486270623
John Donne • ISBN 9780140424409
John Webster, Dover Thrift Editions • ISBN 9780486406602
F. Scott Fitzgerald • ISBN 9780241341469
George Orwell, Duncan Macmillan • ISBN 9789175710211
William Shakespeare • ISBN 9781408133477
John Milton, John Milton • ISBN 9780141394633
John Milton • ISBN 9780140424393
Terry Breverton • ISBN 9781445621111
Geoffrey Chaucer, Sheila Innes • ISBN 9781316615645
Geoffrey Chaucer, Sheila Innes • ISBN 9781316615478
Oscar Wilde, Oscar Wilde • ISBN 9781543092769
John Webster • ISBN 9780486157771
Latest content OCR • English Literature
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.
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.
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.
Includes key quotes from the whole of Chaucer's The Merchant's Tale (A01), key critics/interpretations (A05) and detailed context (A03), each section with flashcards. Created and used by an A* English Literature student.
Includes key quotes from the whole of Wilde's An Ideal Husband (A01), key critics/interpretations (A05) and detailed context (A03), each section with flashcards. Created and used by an A* English Literature student.
Includes key quotes, critics and productions relating to the theme of women/gender in Hamlet, as well as a minimum of 3 key ideas that could be used in an essay. Created and used by an A* English Literature student.
Includes key quotes, critics and productions relating to the theme of truth/lies/scheming in Hamlet, as well as a minimum of 3 key ideas that could be used in an essay. Created and used by an A* English Literature student.
Includes key quotes, critics and productions relating to the theme of revenge in Hamlet, as well as a minimum of 3 key ideas that could be used in an essay. Created and used by an A* English Literature student.
Includes key quotes, critics and productions relating to the theme of rationality in Hamlet, as well as a minimum of 3 key ideas that could be used in an essay. Created and used by an A* English Literature student.
Includes key quotes, critics and productions relating to the theme of madness in Hamlet, as well as a minimum of 3 key ideas that could be used in an essay. Created and used by an A* English Literature student.