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English Literature
A Level

Explore how Shakespeare treats the theme of identity in Othello. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factors and ideas from your critical reading.

Othello's identity is shown strongly through his race. In the Jacobean era, it was believed that "too many [had] entered the realm". As a result, racism was rampant in the world. Shakespeare pre...

Answered by Charley L. English Literature tutor
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How am I supposed to analyse the portrayal of Ophelia in Hamlet

The criteria set by the English A level will ask you to analyse Ophelia in two ways: through various critical perspectives and through a close examination of the text.
Elaine Showalter is a feminist...

Answered by Natalie Y. English Literature tutor
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How does Shakespeare use propoganda to maintain English nationalism

Shakespears Macbeth was written during the time of King James, who was the son of Mary Queen of the Scots. It was because of this Scottish heritage that there was anxiety within the public consensus of co...

Answered by Tom E. English Literature tutor
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What elements of historical context may have impacted or influenced Shakespeare's work?

There are a multitude of possible answers for this question, however I will explain a few. Firstly, Shakespeare was writing during both the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras, which meant that the culture, reg...

Answered by Chloe S. English Literature tutor
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"Blanche DuBois is impossible to sympathise with due to her actions and behaviour throughout Tennessee Williams' 'A Streetcar Named Desire'.

Whilst Blanche DuBois’ actions, particularly towards male characters in Tennessee Williams’ A Streetcar Named Desire, are by no means appropriate and not always justified, there is room, nonethel...

Answered by Simone M. English Literature tutor
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