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English Literature
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'The literature of love is quick to portray women as cruel and dismissive lovers. Discuss.'

It can be considered that literature focusing on romance often identifies women as the scornful, uninterested part of the pairing. Such a recognition could be founded on the notion that love in literature...

Answered by Georgia T. English Literature tutor
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Text A: Charles Dickens , David Copperfield 1850, Text B: Twain, introduction of Chapters from my autobiography,1906. Document C: Magritte, Décalcomania 1966- How do writers/artists use their chosen medium to reveal their inner self?

An autobiography is a story about a person's life, written by that person. Both a biography and a portrait are the impetus for autobiographies and autoportraits as without a « bios » there is no « auto »....

Answered by Emma J. English Literature tutor
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Whats a good way to start when analysing an extract of writing?

When analysing an extract i would begin by unpicking the question. For example, if the question asks how the writer portrays a specific theme through the use of devices, i may write out each device; langu...

Answered by Pip D. English Literature tutor
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How should I approach comparing poetry, prose and drama within one essay?

First of all, think about how each text handles the overall themes and ideas that you will be discussing, and how the texts might link with one another. From here, work out the basic argument you want to ...

Answered by Emma B. English Literature tutor
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“Both Scott Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gastby’ and Joshua Ferris’ ‘Then We Came to the End’ act as criticisms of capitalism.’” Do you agree with the statement?

Furthermore, through their presentation of the divine ‘The Great Gatsby’and ‘Then We Came to the End’act as criticisms or capitalism. There is a clear correlation between the Western wor...

Answered by Conall H. English Literature tutor
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