AQA • English Literature A

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A* A Level AQA English Literature essay that achieved 25/25. Marked by a professional according to the mark scheme. Explores key ideas, quotes, and analysis of the theme 'Identity' within the Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood.

Detailed, perceptive notes covering every AO to REACH BAND 5 MARKS | Insightful analysis of Hartley’s authorial methods and how they shape meaning | Includes socio-historical context clearly linked to the novel’s themes | Comparative analysis with other key literary works | Critical perspectives integrated throughout to strengthen essays | Perfect for exam prep, coursework, and revision

A/A* resource providing an exceptional guide for understanding Hardy's novel, 'Tess of the D'Urbervilles' - covering every assessment objective required for A Level English Literature! It offers perceptive, assured, and sophisticated notes. The resource delves deeply into Hardy's authorial methods, offering insightful commentary on how his techniques shape the novel's meanings. It also includes the socio-historical context of the novel, providing comprehensive comparative analysis and con...

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Quotes from Jane Eyre organised into themes

A list of short, concise critic quotes that are ready to be used in essays to level up your analysis

A thorough language analysis of Work and History, two key poems from the Feminine Gospels. Includes references to feminist and Marxist criticism.

1. An in-depth analysis of the poems Work and History, with references to Marxist and Feminist Theory and language analysis. 2. Selected critical quotes that can be added to essays to broaden language analysis and add complexity. 3. A list of exam-style questions, perfect for mocks and exam preparation,

These are photos of a hand written essay. The question says "Compare the ways in which the writers of your two chosen texts portray the social concequences of human arrogance". The Handmaid's Tale and Frankenstein are compared due to the fact they are science fiction texts. I believe I recieved a high C in this specific essay but got an overall B in my A levels

This essay question reads "Compare the ways in which Shelley and Atwood use satire in Frankenstein and The Handmaid's Tale, to critique the accepted female roles in their respective societies". These are pictures of the printed essay as I do not have the original. This recieved a level B.

These pictures are of the handwritten notes I made before my final exam where I got a B in my A levels. These notes explore structure, with a focus on the dedications, epigraphs, and the historical notes found in the book. Similarly I recap narration, the use of tense, context and feminism in the text. I also briefly explore New England and Colonial America in these last notes before the exam

These pictures of hand written plans for various essays where I compare The Handmaid's Tale to Frankenstein. I recieved a high grade for these essays but can only find the plans. Most of these essays recieved a B or higher. Hope these help!

These notes focus on an introduction to chapter one of The Handmaid's Tale. These are photographs of handwritten notes. These notes include analytical questions, summaries of the chapter, key themes, characters and neoglysms in the text.. I got a B in my A levels

These are pictures of my notes and summaries from an introductory lecture on feminism in The Handmaid's Tale. Information includes ideas around feminism such as beauty standards, the vote, Pat Robinson, contraception, married love by Marie Stopes, Roe vs Wade, old testament patriarchy etc. These are handwritten notes

These photographs of my notes on the socio-historical and political history associated with The Handmaid's Tale. These notes include information on Tamara Faye Bakker, Pat Robinson, The Moral Majority, The Byzantine Setting, historical events in 1985, Puritanism and The Christian Right in America. These notes helped me achieve a B in my A levels

These photos are of the handwritten notes I made in a lecture around the structural features in The Handmaid's Tale. Specifically focusing on the question of whether the narration is reliable in the text. There is also an annotated article here. These notes helped me achieve a level B in my A levels

These pictures are from the notes I had taken in a lecture about the symbolism in The Handmaid's Tale. This includes information of the aunts, colours, clothing, music, mirrors etc. There is also photos of a hand out I recieved with more detailed information and analysis that helped me achieve a B in my A levels

These are notes of the critical theories you could use to explore The Handmaid's Tale. These are photographs of notes not word documents. The critical theories include Marxism, Queer Theory, Ecocriticsm, psychoanalysis etc.