Drama and poetry pre 1900 (H472)

Fully comprehensive critics table - gives detail into each of the critics, with dates and references to books, summarising their theses. Helped me achieve an A*, almost full marks, in my A level.

Detailed summary of the comparisons between the poetry of Christina Rossetti and An Ideal Husband, by Oscar Wilde. With Critics and Historical context.

Includes detailed dates, book and essay references and titles etc. Helped me achieve an A* (almost full marks!) in my A level.

Detailed scene-by-scene plot summary and quote bank - quotes corresponding to each scene in a table. Helped me achieve an A*.

Detailed plot summary with corresponding quotes and their translation. Helped me achieve an A*.

A full chronological summary of The Merchant's Prologue and Tale by Chaucer, with the most useful quotes analysed in detail by an A star student, with context and extra essay knowledge

A comparison grid between Rossetti's poetry and Ibsen's 'A DOLL'S HOUSE'. Includes critical quotes (useful for many common themes between the texts), context, performance examples, themes and links between the two texts. Very useful in planning and writing comparative essays. Critics can easily be made into flashcards.

Full collection of notes from an A* student. Covering genre, readings, a detailed examination of Act 1 and the subplot, contextual points, quotes and LOTS of critics (named and quoted), themes such as imprisonment, discussion of different productions such as Johnathan Miller's 1988 production, and an insight into how The Tempest relates to the Jacobean era.

Example a comparison essay between Christina Rossetti poetry and Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' - essay question: 'Men may seem to be more powerful than women, but the reality is very different' - includes context on Victorian gender roles and valuable quotes from the texts as well as critics - grade A