English literature

in this essay, the theme of loss,death and motherhood is explored through the poems “material” by ross barber and “effects” by Alan ary techniques along with diction and tone are analysed specifically to show how loss affects the writers and its influence on the way they choose to describe their own perspective on loss

Here you studied how it works . Which writers use it and how. Who is the father of this technique.

In this document, you will be provided with a guide with an in-depth analysis that explains the poem concisely. It goes through the choice of words in the poem and their meaning and as well as it displays themes created from the analysis and inferences. The themes (written in red) each have their own highlights in different colours to indicate the evidences/quotes found to support the themes.

This document is an unseen practice on a boy who works overseas alone, away from his family. In the extract, it describes his moment of contemplation as he takes a break from his job. He ponders about life back home and how his family is doing. This document has a mature analysis that has developing inferences to make this story further succinct and clear.

This is an assignment essay I was assigned to do. It provides in-detail analysis that has inferences with relevant connotations based on the poem.

Providing in depth analysis of quotes

Very detailed essays on Macbeth that helped me get a grade 9 for GCSE Literature. Essay titles include: - Shakespeare presents the theme of ambition in Macbeth to highlight the consequences of having an unchecked ambition - Starting with this moment in the play, explore how Shakespeare presents the attitudes of Macbeth and Banquo towards the supernatural. - Starting with this speech, explore how far Shakespeare presents Macbeth as a violent character. - Explain how far do you thin...

Literary devices in English Literature and their effects for 10th and 11th graders of Sri Lanka.

modern British and Anglophone literature on a few representative works by major writers

Here I’ve provided a mind map of the poem Storm On The Island from the Power & Conflict Anthology for GCSE AQA.