Henry IV, Part I. Revision notes. An account of the play noting its structure and the interplay of ideas about the central notion of “honour”.

An essay on the theme "Sin and justice" in King Lear. Included a short and easy essay plan with possible quotes to use for each point.

You will have a short extract to analyse and write about in the first part of your KING LEAR section. This exemplar essay scored full marks (marked by a teacher) and explores Lear's state of mind. Note: This is the first part of that section. This extract is from the scene where Lear meets Gloucester (who has just been betrayed by Edmond) and speaks about the injustice and tragedies of the world.

Some critics and contextual (AO3 AO5) sources for the play Duchess of Malfi, exploring it's macarbre dramatic themes.

Very thorough explanations in the ways in which King Lear can be seen as an aristotelian tragedy, critics on these tragedy plays, and critics on the whole play itself (including feminist stances)

This is a timed extract question that I have written in order to prepare for my English Literature WJEC Shakespeare exam. I hope you find it helpful and allow it to help you explore some new ideas. Enjoy!

An informative essay on colonialism in The Tempest, a play by Shakespeare.

A summary of all the things you'll require for an essay on Hamlet (William Shakespeare) that draws some comparisons to the partner text, The Revenger's Tragedy (Thomas Middleton). Elements of information and principles can also be applied to other literature texts, but this document is ideal for Hamlet and TRT.

A presentation with an analysis and breakdown of Hamlet's 7 soliloquies, a table of themes used in WJEC examinations since at least 2011, and an extra slide of quotes from Revenger's Tragedy that can be coupled with them.

An example of an in depth reading into Claudius' first soliloquy