Comparative and contextual study

A level English Literature (comparative and contextual study) Paper 2 2025 H472/02 Mark Scheme

This document provides detailed notes on key themes in dystopian literature and also includes context specific to each theme. It's really helpful for essay planning!

This document includes dystopian critics and context for Orwell's '1984' and Atwood's 'The Handmaids Tale'. There are a range of different types of contexts from historical to literary and critics as well - which will help you hit Ao3 and Ao5.

These notes provide Ao5 for '1984' and 'The Handmaid's Tale'. They provide a wide range of critical perspectives, context and alternate interpretations which will help you develop stronger arguments and hit the top marks.

A really in-depth, detailed summary of key events/dates/books within the dystopian genre. Really useful for A-Level study for any exam board, but written particularly for part a of OCR Paper 2 (Comparative and Contextual Study). Written by a student who got an A* and 59/60 on Paper 2. These detailed, student-written notes provide a clear summary of key events, texts, themes, and context within the dystopian genre. Written specifically for Part A of OCR Paper 2 (Comparative and Contextual Stu...

Practice Comparison Essays for OCR A-Level English Literature. Comparison between Milton's Paradise Lost and Webster's The Duchess of Malfi.

A Summary of all previous Sense and Sensibility questions and part C questions from OCR's comparative and contextual study component. Each question is dated with the year of examination.

A* summary of key A05 notes for OCR women in literature, Sense and Sensibility and The Bell Jar. Also, some A03 for The Bell Jar as well. This resource is tailored for those studying OCR A-level English literature.

Master the Gothic genre with this detailed breakdown of common tropes, narrative techniques, character types, and key thematic elements - all linked to a range of core texts on the OCR spec. Includes: • Clear definitions of Gothic tropes (terror vs horror, unreliable narrator, epistolary, etc.) • Narrative devices explained (3rd person, stream of consciousness,) • Character types (Byronic hero, femme fatale, villain, etc.) • Setting and atmosphere analysis • Quick-reference te...

Ace your A-Level English Literature exam with these comprehensive and analytical notes on Dracula (OCR specification). Perfect for revision, essay planning, and boosting your confidence with the Gothic genre. Tailored for OCR - covers key themes, context, characters, and critical interpretations with examiner insight Concise but Detailed - every point is exam-relevant, no waffle Top-Grade Ready - designed to help you hit AO1–AO5 with ease Includes: • Character breakdowns • Them...