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This summary sheet details the foundational knowledge you need to have in order to discuss either of Propp's theories (character and narrative) meaningfully in relation to Christopher Nolan's Memento. As a specialist study area for the experimental film question on paper 2, narrative and how it contributes to a films experimental nature comes up almost every year, so it's important to know. Propp is one of the easiest narrative theorists to discuss and is very relevant to Memento, so I ...

This table summarises each sub-section in the Relationships topic from paper 3 of AQA A Level Psychology, with particular emphasis on how to evaluate them. Each row is organised into the topic titles, so everything is covered. Each column is organised into assumptions, methodology, all of the issues and debates, ethics, psychology as a science, and real-world application. This table is everything you need to know to evaluate the whole of the relationships topic at a high level, all summar...

This table summarises each approach in psychology (mentioned on the AQA specification), with particular emphasis on how to evaluate them. Each row is organised into the behaviourist, SLT, cognitive, biological, psychodynamic, and humanistic approaches, so everything is covered. Each column is organised into assumptions, methodology, all of the issues and debates, ethics, psychology as a science, and real-world application. This table is everything you need to know to evaluate the whole of...

This document features all the quotes you need to know going into your exam. Quotes are organised chronologically from the start of the play to the end, and clearly labelled so you know who said it or if it's a stage direction. Each quote is accompanied by a clear explanation of its significance (although of course other interpretations are possible) and often linked to context or different readings of the text which can be weaved into an exam response to access those high marks!

This presentation is everything you need to know going into your exam. Organised by assessment objective, here you will find; easy-to-remember quotes, interesting context points, widely-applicable critics, and points of comparison for the two writers to make your discussion in the exam well-rounded and comprehensive.