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English Literature
A Level

What is the difference between a grade B and a grade A essay?

The key to achieving excellent grades in A level is to make your essays as coherent as possible. In each essay you have, you should have a clear line of argument, e.g if you intend to argue to the followi...

Answered by Eva B. English Literature tutor
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What is the cause of Othello's downfall?

It could be argued that the ultimate downfall of Othello is due to his hamartia. His fatal flaw in the play is presented to be his jealousy and this interpretation makes him solely culpable. Howe...

Answered by Emily O. English Literature tutor
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What justice is there in King Lear - natural or otherwise?

Yes to Justice: 

Ciclical images, which would suggest things are coming full circle within the lives of the characters. From the top of my head, I remember the line: wide skirted plaines' to descri...

Answered by Leah J. English Literature tutor
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What does the inset play (Act 3, Sc ii) in Shakespeare's Hamlet tell us about the theme of deception?

The play-within-a-play highlights the feeling of paranoia built up throughout Hamlet. In performance, it makes the audience highly aware of their perspective as witnesses to both truth and lies. The whole...

Answered by Justin B. English Literature tutor
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How can I support my answers in English Literature with evidence from the text?

In English Literature, to support a point you want to make about a novel or a poem, you need to provide evidence from the text that supports the claims or suggestions you are making about the text. You th...

Answered by Pearl Q. English Literature tutor
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