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English Literature
A Level

Can you give me a sample introduction for the following question: “All men are monsters”. To what extent does ‘Dracula’ prove this saying to be true?

The Gothic genre is generally thought to adhere to the title statement of all men being monsters, Manfred in ‘The Castle of Otranto’, Frankenstein and his monster in ‘Frankenstein’, and Ambrosio in ‘The M...

Answered by Kristina W. English Literature tutor
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What sort of structure should my 25 mark essay have?

My A Level English Literature exam was three hours long, consisting of three 25 mark essays. This means that you should spend about an hour on each. Generally the essay should consist of an introduction, ...

Answered by Milly D. English Literature tutor
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How does the use of sound and music in Toni Morrison's novels, 'The Bluest Eye' and 'Jazz', enhance our understanding of her writing?

[I have provided an excerpt of an answer that might be expected of an English A Level student in a longer piece of written coursework. I have written an introductory paragraph, setting out my argument, an...

Answered by F.Tamsin H. English Literature tutor
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" 'Frankenstein' is about the risks of excessive ambition."

Ambition is central to ‘Frankenstein’. By usurping the role of God as creator of human life, Victor Frankenstein’s endeavours are both ‘excessive’ in principle, and destructive in their consequences. It t...

Answered by Felicity M. English Literature tutor
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"Othello is not a typical example of a tragic hero." Discuss.

On the whole, Othello’s character and his tragic development are consistent with the Greek notions of the tragic hero. The first act of the play sees Othello in a high-ranking social sphere, a well-respec...

Answered by Molly A. English Literature tutor
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