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English Literature
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How does the dramatic opening scene of King Lear unleash the radical and powerful forces that result in the traditional order being overturned?

Many components of the opening scene in King Lear introduce themes and issues that become apparent throughout the main plot of King Lear. One such component is the stress on the importance of language wit...

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How should I structure an essay in the comparative poetry section of the A level exam?

The comparative poetry aspect of the A level English Literature Edexcel exam can be quite tricky and in fact, if we look at the grade boundaries by unit we can see that the poetry paper has the lowest gra...

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Best way to approach studying a novel?

Firstly, it is imperative that the book is read more than once. You cannot begin to study a novel in depth having read it only once. In my advice, I would read the novel once first as a reader, not an Eng...

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How do I make sure I'm keeping my points perceptive rather than just thorough to hit the top bands/marks?

It is of course important to remain thorough throughout an essay in order to secure at least a B. However, to be perceptive is to look at the text/play as a whole during an analysis rather than just thoro...

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Explore the significance of the emptiness of modern life in this extract

Within this extract, the emptiness of modern life is characterised as life without purpose or meaning; namely a spiritual emptiness resulting from being engulfed by the pressures of societal suburban expe...

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