Dracula Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

An essay on common exam question of comparing the exploration of moral boundaries in Oscar Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' and Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' from a current university student that achieved an A* in English Literature A level by memorising the material in this essay laid out in an easily accessible bulleted form. This essay could be easily tailored to answer similar exam questions on morality; moral decay; good vs evil; etc, which are likely to come up in the exam.

Dracula and the Bloody Chamber essay plans and mind maps, including context mindmaps.

An essay on common exam question of comparing the powerlessness of humanity compared to the supernatural forces present in Oscar Wilde's 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' and Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' from a current university student that achieved an A* in English Literature A level by memorising the material in this essay laid out in an easily accessible bulleted form. This essay could be easily tailored to answer similar exam questions on the supernatural; power of humanity; conflict; superna...

A document of all my ideas, summarised and sectioned into what I believe (as a successful student who has received full marks in mock examinations for this paper) are the main themes that connect both Stoker’s Dracula and Carter’s The Bloody Chamber.

A consolidated quote bank for Bram Stoker's Dracula, including a variety of direct textual quotes, sources, analysis, and critics. The bank is organised into main characters and 10x key themes, corresponding to the themes in my Frankenstein/The Bloody Chamber quote banks for easy comparison. Each section has a relevant critic quote attached and is designed to enable quick memorisation by narrowing each theme down to 5 key quotes, whilst still covering all the necessary AOs to elevate students t...

Dracula thematic quote bank sorted with chapters

An essay plan formulated based on my study notes for the A-level Comparative and contextual section of the course, studying specifically Stoker’s Dracula and Carter’s The Bloody Chamber featuring analysis, context and critics surrounding the theme of religion which could potentially come up in a future exam. This is useful revision in seeing my approach and ideas as a consistent A* student from previous mock examinations.

WRITTEN BY AN A* STUDENT!! This is an A* essay marked by an ex-examiner. My gothic texts that I compare are Dracula and The Bloody Chamber.