Maude clare Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Are you doing A-Level English Literature with OCR and revising section 2 of paper one (drama and poetry pre-1900)? If you are studying Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' and Rossetti poems, all important quotes, context and critics are linked to common themes and motifs across the texts, with comparisons. Rossetti poems: - In the Round Tower at Jhansi - Echo - Maude Clare - Twice - Remember - Song: When I am Dead My Dearest - Up-hill - A Birthday - Good Friday - Shut Out - No, Than...

This is a summary of all the critical readings and key quotes I used when studying and revising Ibsen and Rossetti for my A Level English Lit Paper 1. It's thorough and detailed, covering Nora, Torvald, genetic determinism, From the Antique, Shut Out, Round Tower at Jhansi, A Birthday, Maude Clare, No, Thank you, John, Twice, Winter: My Secret and Goblin Market. I shared it with my friends who loved it and found it to be very useful for revision. Hope this helps!

Revision notes "Drama and Poetry pre-1900; poetry of Christina Rossetti "Maude Clare"

This document covers the poem: 'Maude Clare' by Christina Rossetti. I studied this poem for my A Level, Edexcel English Literature Exam as part of the poetry module. By constructing these summarises and notes these provided me with ideas and themes which I could for my essays and thesis. It was this which helped me to achieve an A* in English Literature. In these notes I provide my ideas on the: -Title -Language -Structure -Tone -Theme -Context -Links These ideas are intended ...

Provides dates for poems (both when they were written and officially published), quotes, contextual analysis and critical interpretations for the following poems: Song: When I Am Dead My Dearest Remember From The Antique Echo Shut Out In The Round Tower At Jhansi A Birthday Maude Clare

This detailed grid of context for Christina Rossetti's poetry/literature informs us of the events and influences of her life onto her own work. Taken into account if her poems such as: Maude Clare, No Thank you John, Goblin Market and so forth whilst applying context to create a deeper understanding. The context itself (ao3) ranges from Rossetti's religious mania and rejection of marriage proposals to other artistic influences such as the Bronte sisters or Dante Rossetti in the Pre-Raphaelite ...

Notes on ‘Maude Clare’ by Christina Rossetti, including summary and analysis.

Christina Rossetti poetry quotes, as well as quotes from over 15 different critics, categorised by theme - poems included: 'From the Antique', 'Winter: My Secret', 'Goblin Market', 'A Birthday', 'Remember', 'Twice', 'Maude Clare', 'Echo', 'No Thank You John', 'Shut Out', 'Uphill', 'Good Friday', 'Soeur Louise de la Misericorde', 'In the Round Tower at Jhansi', 'Song (When I Am Dead, My Dearest)' - themes included: 'strong female voice', 'weak female voice', 're...

L.E.L Themes: Love, Religion, Nature About "whose heart is breaking for a little love", arguably creating a private female space, a sisterhood, of female poets. Discussion of hiding the internal pain or want for recognition, by the end religion is the only lie she needs, she will bear the pain of life for the eternal new earth promised by heaven upon death Context: L.E.L = Letitia Elizabeth Landon, female role to be seen as fertile and attractive = if she's emotional she loses respect ...

15 Christina Rossetti poems summarised by theme, ideas, thoughts and attitudes, relevant context and links (similarities and differences) to other poems - includes: 'From the Antique', 'Winter: My Secret', 'Goblin Market', 'A Birthday', 'Remember', 'Twice', 'Maude Clare', 'Echo', 'No Thank You John', 'Shut Out', 'Uphill', 'Good Friday', 'Soeur Louise de la Misericorde', 'In the Round Tower at Jhansi', 'Song (When I Am Dead, My Dearest)')