AQA • English Language and Literature

Notes for link of Heaney poems - go together

In depth analysis of the blackberry picking poem by seamus heaney

Essay about the theme of truth in 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. 38/45 marks, A* level A01 - 13/15 Ao2 - 17/20 Ao3 - 8/10

This document offers any analysis of The Handmaid's Tale. The headings included in the document look at individual characters, themes, motifs, context, key events and places. At the end of the document there is a reference page for where important parts of the plot are to make it easier to quickly flick to these points. The entire study guide was created with English Language and Literature in mind meaning there are analysis points for all of the relevant AOs (AO1, AO2, AO3) which provides a th...

This document is a whole play analysis of Othello created with the AQA English Language and Literature course in mind. This means it includes: -Linguistic terminology -Themes and motifs of the play (similar to the focus of the questions asked in the exam) -key quotes/events (colour-coded) -a range of quotes from different characters allowing for an analysis of them to be made -an analysis of each quote picked out that fall under the relevant AOs (AO1, AO2, AO3) The document is split i...

Includes: - relevant context (Williams, Southern Belle, Old / New South...) - Essay paragraph examples - mark scheme - Exam technique and timings for AQA paper - Character profiles - and more...

Notes for 'A Streetcar Named Desire' by Tennessee Williams. - Includes appropriate context (Williams, Old South / New South, Southern Belle...) - Communication theories (Goffman, Grice..) - Essay paragraph examples - Notes on the exam - exam technique and timings for AQA paper - Character profiles

What perhaps influenced Atwood's dystopian novel?