AQA • English Literature

An extremely thorough, page-by-page analysis of A Streetcar Named Desire Scene 1. Includes the commentary, with analysis & contextual information to use in exams.

I was taught by two AQA English Literature A Level Markers. I achieved an A* in my English Literature A Level. This is my revision guide summarising the play act by act, with key quotes picked out for using in essays.

‘Paradoxically, texts present jealousy as a destructive force existing within the deepest love.’ In light of this view, discuss how Shakespeare presents Othello’s feelings for Iago in this extract and elsewhere in the play. I was taught by two AQA English Literature A Level markers. I achieved an A* in this essay on Othello.

How does Shakespeare present differing attitudes to love and marriage in Othello. I was taught by two AQA A Level English Literature markers. This was an A* essay.

Typically, texts about husbands and wives present marriage from a male point of view. In light of this view, discuss how Shakespeare presents ideas about marriage in this extract and elsewhere in the play. I was taught by two AQA English Literature A Level markers. I achieved an A* in A Level English Literature. This is an A* Othello Essay.

Discuss the presentation of women in Shakespeare's Othello. I was taught by two AQA English Literature A Level Markers. This essay achieved an A* in my English Literature Othello module.

‘Paradoxically, texts present the most passionate relationships as the most destructive.’ In light of this view, discuss how Shakespeare presents relationships in this extract and elsewhere in the play. (25) I was taught by two AQA English Literature markers. I achieved full marks in this essay, prepared for my Othello module in AQA English Literature.

Examine how Shakespeare presents male attitudes towards women in this passage and elsewhere in the play. I was taught by two AQA English Literature A Level markers. I got 23/25 in this essay.

I was taught by two AQA markers and achieved an A* in English Literature. This is a collection of 8 A* essays prepared in relation to the text Othello for AQA English Literature: - ‘Typically, men control women.’ In light of this view, examine how Shakespeare presents male attitudes towards women in this passage and elsewhere in the play. (23/25) - ‘Paradoxically, texts present the most passionate relationships as the most destructive.’ In light of this view, discuss how Shakespeare ...

Typically, texts present conflict not as between men, but between man and himself. In light of this view, examine how Shakespeare presents Othello in this passage and elsewhere in the play. A* AQA A-Level Essay - I was taught by two AQA English Literature markers and achieved an A* in my exam.