OCR • English Language and Literature

- Chapter summary for the Great Gatsby - detailed analysis for the chapter - used by myself for the OCR: English literature and language specification (H074, H474) - however, it can be used for other specifications - achieved A* with these notes (combined with others I have uploaded)

- Chapter summary for the Great Gatsby - detailed analysis for the chapter - used by myself for the OCR: English literature and language specification (H074, H474) - however, it can be used for other specifications - achieved A* with these notes (combined with others I have uploaded)

- Chapter summary for the Great Gatsby - detailed analysis for the chapter - used by myself for the OCR: English literature and language specification (H074, H474) - however, it can be used for other specifications - achieved A* with these notes (combined with others I have uploaded)

- Chapter summary for the Great Gatsby - detailed analysis for the chapter - used by myself for the OCR: English literature and language specification (H074, H474) - however, it can be used for other specifications - achieved A* with these notes (combined with others I have uploaded)

- Chapter summary for the Great Gatsby - detailed analysis for the chapter - used by myself for the OCR: English literature and language specification (H074, H474) - however, it can be used for other specifications - achieved A* with these notes (combined with others I have uploaded)

- Chapter summary for the Great Gatsby - detailed analysis for the chapter - used by myself for the OCR: English literature and language specification (H074, H474) - however, it can be used for other specifications - achieved A* with these notes (combined with others I have uploaded)

- Chapter summary for the Great Gatsby - detailed analysis for the chapter - used by myself for the OCR: English literature and language specification (H074, H474) - however, it can be used for other specifications - achieved A* with these notes (combined with others I have uploaded)

A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen Essay about gender and power. GRADE B (Stuvia says this is 2 pages, but the 2nd page is really only one sentence)

Measure for Measure by Shakespeare Act 3 Scene 2 Analysis of Language and its Dramatic Effects Essay. - GRADE A (12/13 MARKS) OCR Drama and Poetry pre-1900 Section A Essay This essay explores Shakespeare's use of language and it's dramatic effects. Claudio and Isabella discuss Claudio's upcoming death sentence.

The Handmaid's Tale and 1984 Surveillance Comparison Essay - GRADE B (23 marks) Includes: - AO3, AO4, AO5 - Orwell's use of telescreens in 1984 - Atwood's use of the 'Eyes' in THMT - Context of today's reception - How surveillance is used in both texts to create paranoia and fear - Introduction, 5 body paragraphs and a conclusion.

These notes on genre, audience and purpose help to broaden your understanding of Oscar Wilde's De Profundis. This text's sense of voices are strategically pulled apart and analysed.

These notes and analysis detail the genre, audience and purpose of this text. It also looks at how Brooker crafts specific senses of voice

A quote bank for Dracula organised by themes includes analysis

This document contains language analysis and contextual points for the play Hamlet for each scene

This was an essay I wrote as practice for the unseen extract question of Paper 2 A Level English Literature. I received a grade B for this essay.

Critical Appreciation of an Unseen Text example essay I wrote this essay for my A2 English Literature mock examination and was marked 30/30 Grade obtained at the end of the course: A*

Book: 1984 by George Orwell Contextual notes that are vital for meeting AO3 objectives Grade: A*

Book: 1984 by George Orwell Extensive list of quotes ordered thematically. Great as a revision tool. Grade: A*

Book: 1984 by George Orwell Mini essay on the motif of colour in 1984 Grade: A*

Book: The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood Notes on Gilead for revision purposes Grade: A*