Unit AS 1 The Study of Drama

Notes on Robert Frost’s poems, designed for A Level English Literature. Includes analysis, context, and a mind map. Includes: Mowing For Once, Then Something Into My Own

“The setting of New Orleans in “A Streetcar Named Desire” is fundamental to the plot. Through analysis of the dramatic methods used in the play, and drawing on relevant contextual information, show to what extent you agree with this statement.” This is an essay for A Level English Literature, on “A Streetcar Named Desire”. I received an A. You can use this as a basis for different essays. Happy studying!

Is desire fully destructive in “A Streetcar Named Desire”? This is an A-Level English Literature essay, which can be used for revision purposes. I receive full marks (50/50) on this essay, so it’s a great example for your own! Happy studying!

“In ‘A Streetcar Named Desire,’ it’s impossible to escape the past”- through analysis of dramatic methods used in the play, and drawing. On relevant contextual information, show to what extent you agree with this statement. This is an A-grade A Level English Literature essay. You can use it to inspire different essays. Happy studying!

This is a structure of how to plan and develop your essay points, outlining a seven-point structure for your argument. This structure can be applied to any literature essay. In the play (“A Streetcar Named Desire”), the Old South is more appealing than the New World of New Orleans. Happy studying!

Annotated poems, as well as context and a mind map detailing form. Includes: Mending Wall Birches After Apple-Picking Gathering Leaves Out Out

An extensive analysis, from “A Streetcar Named Desire”. Designed for A Level English Literature.

An extensive list of quotations for all characters from “A Streetcar Named Desire”. Designed for A Level English Literature.

Summary notes for all key quotes Scene 1 A Streetcar Named Desire