Arundhati Roy Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Deze samenvatting is gebaseerd op mijn notities van de les, de powerpoints en de documenten van de professor. EN: This summary is based on my notes of the class, the powerpoints and the documents provided by the professor.

exploring the presence of the eco-catastrophe within literature, and getting to know ecological concepts and their relation to the grammar of literary criticism. Eco activism as a literary device.

exploring the presence of the eco-catastrophe within literature, and getting to know ecological concepts and their relation to the grammar of literary criticism. Eco activism as a literary device.

Amazing book with a captivating story line. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute of reading it. The examination on this book was amazing as well, it encouraged vast though processes and visualisation.

This is an A* EPQ dissertation example. This is a 36 page, and approximately 10000 word document. This is an example of an EPQ dissertation fully meeting every criteria outlined in mark scheme, clearly laid out and includes a fully descriptive and analytical activity log, which is the bulk of the marks for the EPQ. The question I answered was: 'Investigating the Dark Side of Beauty: What is the basis behind the skin whitening industry in India?'.

The following is two example essays exploring the topics of ‘Identity’ in Arundhati Roy’s ‘The God of Small Things’ and ‘Individuality’ in Margaret Atwood’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ respectively. Both essays were written from previously unseen extracts in examination conditions for the AQA A Level English Literature Specification. Both essays were marked to a Grade A at A Level.