Carol ann duffy Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

“The World’s Wife collection is an arena for formerly voiceless women who have been marginalised to tell their own story.” - For my A-Level English Literature poetry coursework, I chose to study Carol Ann Duffy's 'The World's Wife' and focused on two poems: 'Mrs Aesop' and 'The Kray Sisters' which I analysed through the lens of 'feminist writing.' - PLEASE NOTE: This document is to provide inspiration for your coursework and show what an A* model answer can look like, it is not to be p...

This document consists of all the knowledge needed for in Paper 1 Eduqas English Literature A Level for Phillip Larkin's 'Whitsun Weddings' collection and Carol Ann Duffy's 'Mean Time' collection. It covers all of the AOs required for this essay, including summaries, context, critics, quotes, analysis of quotes, topic sentences, example paragraphs and comparisons.

Detailed summary sheets of Carol Ann Duffy's poems from her collection 'Mean Time'. These include analysis of the lines, structure and themes, the relevant contexts and critics, and links to poems from 'Whitsun Weddings' by Philip Larkin'. There are summary sheets for the following 9 poems: - Valentine - Close - Steam - Before You Were Mine - Havisham - Disgrace - Never Go Back - Room - Beachcomber

Detailed summary sheets of Philip Larkin's poems from his collection 'Whitsun Weddings'. These include a brief summary of the poem, analysis of the lines, structure and themes, relevant contexts and critics, and links to poems from 'Mean Time' by Carol Ann Duffy. There are summary sheets for the following 11 poems: - Mr Bleaney - Love Songs in Age - Faith Healing - Home is so Sad - Toads Revisited - The Whitsun Weddings - Self's the Man - Take One Home For the Kiddies - Talking in ...

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