- Comes from student currently attending Oxford University after getting 4 A*s at A Level - Essay that explores the authors' viewpoints in relation to the statement, which is integral for an A Level Essay - Is a good example of an essay that explores nuanced points whilst being understandable

- Comes from student currently attending Oxford University after getting 4 A*s at A Level - Summary of Williams' Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - Includes points about the cyclical nature of the play, Williams' methods and his presentation of a crippled Brick to name a few examples - Uses quotes to back up points, meaning it contains arguments, evidence and analysis

- Comes from student currently attending Oxford University after getting 4 A*s at A Level - Is good for all round revision on Atwood's Handmaid's Tale with comprehensive notes on the entire book - Contains nuanced points on the importance of clothing, Jezebels, rebellion and Offred's relationship with Nick

- Comes from student currently attending Oxford University after getting 4 A*s at A Level - Explores female advantages and opportunities (especially in comparison to women of the past) and Duffy's perception of this

- Comes from student currently attending Oxford University after getting 4 A*s at A Level - Essay explores how Duffy's perception of female suffering and how her collection conveys her viewpoints

This document includes quotes from the play as a whole, as well as quotes from critics, writer's context and other relevant novels, in a form that ensures they can easily be turned into revision flash-cards.

This document includes quotes from the novel as a whole, as well as quotes from critics, writer's context and other relevant novels, in a form that ensures they can easily be turned into revision flash-cards.

This document includes quotes from the collection as a whole, as well as quotes from critics, writer context and other relevant poems, in a form that ensures they can easily be turned into revision flash-cards.