OCR • English Literature

Comprehensive OCR A-Level English Literature revision guide for She Stoops to Conquer. Covers genre, context, and key themes, such as social class, deception, country versus city, parental control, and marriage and courtship. Designed to support AO1, AO2, and AO3 analysis and provide concise, exam-focused revision notes.

A comprehensive 20 page document that includes all you need for the Drama and Poetry pre-1900 section on 'Richard III', including 20+ hours worth of curated notes that will save you time and ensure your confidence upon entering the exam. This document includes synthesised examiners reports, very detailed and in-depth summaries of each Act and Scene colour coded by theme, both critic quotes and production notes. It also includes brief overviews of the characters within 'Richard II...

This powerpoint includes different contexts relating to both Dystopian novels of 'The Handmaids Tale' and '1984'. Used in A/A* graded essays.

This document provides A/A* complete analytic notes for Dystopia Paper 2 OCR. It includes key quotations, critics and context. Including references to Handmaids Tale and 1984, with smaller references to Brave New World and The Road. Perfect for revision and essay planning! Used for essays which have been marked at A/A* level. Includes the themes of: Surveillance, Lack of freedom (of speech), Universal loss of freedoms, Weaponization of sexuality and love, Fertility and reproducti...

These A* level revision notes focus on 'Ariel' in The Tempest, exploring the extent to which he displays greater humanity than the human characters. They cover themes of colonialism, power, oppression, freedom, morality, compassion and forgiveness, with discussion of Ariel as both a victim of colonial cruelty and a catalyst for Prospero’s redemption. The notes include detailed analysis, key quotations, critics, Jacobean and post-colonial interpretations, and references to modern stage p...

This document includes complete A*level notes comparing Christina Rossetti's 'selected poems' and Henrik Ibsen's 'A Dolls House'. Suitable for OCR exam board preparation, with these notes achieving A/A* in essays. Ideal for essay planning and revision! It includes key quotations, Victorian and Scandinavian historical context (AO3) and complete thematic notes. It explores major themes including: Gender Power Gratitude and selfishness Love and marriage Relationships Rel...

Handwritten, detailed notes about The Duchess of Malfi Important notes for AO3, AO5 and AO4 A- Grade material- Everything you need to know for the comparison essay in Paper 1

Detailed Context notes (AO3) on Geoffrey Chaucers ´The Merchants Prologue and Tale` Handwritten context- Everything you need to know for a Comparison essay on The Merchants Tale A- Grade Material

For OCR A Level Lit Gothic unseen - Revision material A- Grade material Improving skills and structure

English Literature OCR A Level gothic quotes and material- Relevant for Comparison question Ao3 and Ao5 A- Grade Material Word document

Handwritten A Level English Lit OCR Gothic Notes Relevant for comparison Question Dracula/The Bloody Chamber AO5 A- Grade Material

Handwritten A- Level Gothic Literature ´Dracula` Quotes- Textual quotes linking to context (AO3) A- Grade Material

Handwritten ´The Bloody Chamber` Angela Carter quotes Textual quotes and links to context A- Grade Material

Contains: The Bloody Chamber, The Lady of the House of Love, Company of Wolves, Snow child, Wolf Alice, Werewolf, Tigers Bride, Earl King Handwritten Notes Plot Summary+ Themes and Quotes for each Story A- Grade Material

An OCR English Lit A Level style essay plan on freedom in Ibsen's A Doll's House and Rossetti's Selected Poems. Includes key comparative points, context, critical interpretations and what poems to compare to.

29/30 Gothic Comparative Essay for OCR English Literature A Level on Dracula by Bram Stoker and Mary Shelley's Frankenstein with teacher feedback in red. Can be used as an exemplar.

A 30/30 OCR English Lit A Level Gothic Essay on the Yellow Wallpaper with teacher feedback included in red font. Can be used as a Gothic Unseen exemplar.

A complete, high-quality comparative revision table for OCR A-Level English Literature Paper 2: Gothic, focused on Angela Carter’s The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. This document organises both texts by major Gothic themes, including gender and patriarchal power, social exclusion, entrapment, violence, monstrosity, forbidden knowledge, desire, innocence, setting, transformation, storytelling, religion, death, power, suffering and nature. Each section in...

A full Gothic timeline from Proto Gothic tropes and texts to contemporary Gothic. Perfect for A Level English students who are studying the Gothic as a part of OCR English Lit where these tropes can be used in both the unseen and comparative question!

25/25 English Lit comparative coursework for OCR on East is East by Ayub Khan-Din (1997) play and Brick Lane by Monica Ali novel on the question: Compare the ways in which Din and Ali present the relationship between the East and the West in East is East and Brick Lane.