University of Portsmouth (UOP) • English Literature

In-depth lecture notes on She. Features technical terminology as well as links to context and critical responses. These notes are to be used to help guide assignments/help with revision on the novel. Within the notes, there will be discussion points that can be transferred across to essays or presentations to develop critical understanding further.

In-depth lecture notes on Lady Audley's Secret. Features technical terminology as well as links to context and critical responses. These notes are to be used to help guide assignments/help with revision on the novel. Within the notes, there will be discussion points that can be transferred across to essays or presentations to develop critical understanding further.

In-depth lecture notes on Elizabeth Barrett Browning's epic poem Aurora Leigh as well as some other works. This also includes critical responses, character investigation and context.

In-depth notes on A Christmas Carol, including some quotation and language analysis. Technical terminology and some critics ideas are also featured. This is ideal for anyone looking to expand on discussion points about the novel and take them into a deeper level of meaning.

Full, in-depth notes on how to write for the exam as well as all the key terminology. Includes reference to all novels across the unit.

In-depth lectures notes on the novel by Sarah Waters. Includes context and conceptualised ideas about Fingersmith, as well as technical terms and some critic reviews. These notes are ideal for expanding on discussion points within assignments and presentations.

In-depth lecture notes on Slaughterhouse 5. Designed to aid any discussion points within assignments or presentations. Includes technical terminology applicable to the novel, some critics may also be referenced.

In-depth notes on T.S. Eliot's The Love Story short story. Explores ideas of Modernism, particularly Transatlantic Modernism. The notes can aid developing discussion points within essays or presentations and act as a prompt to help steer your responses. Some critics mentioned as well to be explored. Seminar notes taken from second year Literary History course.

Seminar notes on Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway novella. This includes: discussions on Modernism, context, plot, characters, some critical opinions. These notes are designed to aid in discussion points and steer your assignment. Notes are suitable for essays, exam discussion point and presentations.

In-depth notes on James Joyce's short story "The Dead." As well as conceptualised ideas about the story and the author, these notes also feature high-quality comments on context. Irish Modernity is also discussed, which can be an interesting discussion point for potential assignments. These are subjective notes that can inspire an essay and guide your thought processes - there are some references to critics as well that can be deemed useful. Hand-written notes from one seminar.