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English Literature
A Level

Answering questions like 'Compare how the authors of two texts you have studied present ideas about passion'

Regardless of the texts that have been covered by the syllabus/school the overall process of answering this question remains the same. This type of question often leads to the student focusing upon eve...

Answered by Jordan C. English Literature tutor
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“Is the character of Polonius sinister?”

On the surface Polonius seems to be a well-spoken man who is aware of his status in society and is full of wisdom to pass on to his children, Ophelia and Laertes. However, it could be argued that he is...

Answered by Emily K. English Literature tutor
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How should I analyse a text?

First and foremost, you must read the entire text. As you go through the text, you should think about any devices the author is using, for example pathetic fallacy, periphrasis, and foreshadowing. You ...

Answered by Natalia J. English Literature tutor
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How do I keep my essays concise?

Know your texts. It is better to remember fewer texts, but in greater detail. This prevents you from trying to create links when there are none. In an exam you should barely have to improvise. If you have...

Answered by Tutor31623 D. English Literature tutor
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What is a critical analysis?

A critical analysis is a description of what you, the reader, understand from the text. This shouldn't be from context you have researched or analysis of hypothesis posed by secondary critics, rather i...

Answered by Emily S. English Literature tutor
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