Coursework

Full NEA essay (graded A*) on Ian McEwan’s Machines Like Me for AQA A-level English Literature B. Demonstrates A* analysis with critical anthology perspectives, narrative ethics, and contemporary debates on AI, justice, and human selfishness.

Coursework essay graded A* on the poetry collection 'Feminine Gospels' by Carol Ann Duffy for AQA A-Level English Literature B. It explores the theme of femininity in multiple poems . Demonstrates how A* writing integrates critical anthology material, feminist perspectives, and scholarly sources.

This is the essay I submitted for my English Literature Poetry NEA, scoring full marks. In it, I have analysed Fatima Asghar's poetry collection 'If They Come for Us', using a post-colonial lens. NOTE: This document is to provide inspiration for your coursework and show you what a full mark, A* Level NEA can look like - it should not be plagiarised.

This document contains a completed coursework essay which counts for 10% of the final grade in English Literature. This essay was submitted in 2018 as part of a student’s coursework and was graded an A*. This essay is not to be copied due to plagarism, however can serve as a sufficient guide to students taking an eco-critical approach to their coursework. The question this essay answers is: 'Eco-critics believe we ignore the connection between human culture and the non-human world at...

This document contains a completed coursework essay which counts for 10% of the final grade in English Literature under the AQA exam board. This essay was submitted in 2018 as part of a student’s coursework and was graded an A*. This essay is not to be copied due to plagarism, however can serve as a sufficient guide to students taking a feminist approach to their coursework. The question this essay answers is: “Feminists believe in nineteenth century fiction, very few women work for a...

I achieved an A in AQA English Lit A Level This essay achieved FULL MARKS (50/50) and was marked by an AQA examiner. *2,579 Comparison essay between Ibsen’s ‘A Doll’s House’ and Wilde’s ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’. Both texts are explored in large detail, covering all assessment objectives, including quotations and analysis, comparison, contextual points, and critical quotes/ evaluation. *DISCLAIMER * *Bibliography not included, footnotes not present due to formatting err...

This is the 'Original writing and commentary' section of the AQA A level English Language NEA Coursework that achieved an A*. Each the original writing and commentary are marked out of 50 (25 for each) and this piece achieved 44/50.