Frankenstein résumés

comparative notes for the books Never Let Me Go (Ishiguro) and Frankenstein (Shelley) for A Level English Literature. Includes themes for comparison that can be used as brief essay plans and context notes for both novels

Bookreport Frankenstein. Ik had voor de mondeling een 8,5 en ik heb al mijn meningen en argumenten over het boek in het document gezet.

13 page table that gives quotes, where in the book they are (chapter AND page number) as well as analysis. Would allow you to get an overview of the order of events and key quotes, points for analysis and different interpretations.

This is an essay for the gothic unseen section of the A Level English Literature 'Comparative and Contextual Study' exam (the 2.5 hour long one). This essay is in response to a passage from Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'. This essay will help you understand what to include in the essays along with the structure you should follow to achieve top marks.

Includes detailed notes written in class as well as additional notes made while studying, closely analysing individual chapters of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. The notes are particularly helpful when writing essays as I have selected key quotations to go along with the analysis.

Key context points for Frankenstein with relevant details

Character study on the Creature in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Comparing the main themes in Frankenstein and Never Let Me Go

Here are summary notes on Frankenstein Context. These got me a grade 9 in Literature

Partial Essay on Women in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein 2