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English Literature
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How should I structure my A-level literature essay?

To begin with, it is necessary to have a thesis, which summarises your main argument in a sentence or two. This should be able to answer the questions: 'What is the writer doing', 'Why are they doing this...

Answered by Maya M. English Literature tutor
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Discuss the Role of Sally Seton in Virginia Woolf's 'Mrs. Dalloway'.

Sally Seton offers Clarissa the promise of emancipation from gender normativity and the roles that accompany it. Sally rejects certain “feminine” roles and adopts some that are “masculine”, ultimately hig...

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How would I do a close reading of an unseen extract?

You would want to look at three key aspects: language, structure, and form. In terms of language, you would look at what meanings and associations certain words choices make. You could look at metaphors, ...

Answered by Ryan O. English Literature tutor
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What is the best way to approach an extract question?

There are many different ways of approaching extract questions and some will work better for some more than others. However, there are steps that you can follow which will help to ensure that all the AO`s...

Answered by Bryony M. English Literature tutor
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Explore the ways in which strong emotions caused by love are presented in A Birthday and Memory, poems by Christina Rossetti

EXAMPLE INTRODUCTION:Birthday may be considered among one of Rossetti’s most lively, expressive and passionate poems - a refreshing change from her usual style seen in the poetry collection. The poem, alt...

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