Keats Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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The ultimate A* revision guide to John Keats' poetry, with top A02 quotes and analysis and unique A03 context to impress your examiners. Written by an A* student who received 30/30.

A summary to study your poems efficiently for this exam.

This document contains an in depth analysis of the poems La Belle Dame Sans Merci, Lamia, Isabella; or, The Pot of Basil as well as Eve of St Agnes. Such material annotated the poem's characters, quotes as well as its themes.

An A* essay that received 30/30 on Keats’s presentation of nature in ‘Autumn’ and 'On the Sea', with top A02 quotes and unique A03 context to impress examiners.

Detailed summaries of the Romantic poems by Blake, Wordsworth, Shelly, Byron and Keats studied for Edexcel English Literature A Level Paper 3: Poetry. Includes notes on every poem's speaker, tone, rhyme, rhythm, form, structure, themes, context and analysis. Includes suggestions of which poems to compare with which on which theme. Very useful for planning essays, for making flashcards out of, and for reading over before the exam.

Analysing in depth the selected poems of John Keats

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Includes concise essay plans on various themes in various poems: mortality/the human experience, nature, poetic imagination, and solitude. Also includes comparisons between poems on themes, for example: emotions in Keats' 'Ode to a Nightingale' and 'Ode on Melancholy'. Useful for providing basic essay plans for the main themes across all poems studied from the collection.