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English Literature
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To what extent do you believe Frankenstein is a total condemnation of transgression?

First, highlight the key words in the title, making sure you don't miss one. Here, the "to what extent" shows us we need to argue both sides of this in our essay. Next, "total condemnation&...

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In William Shakespeare's Hamlet the character Hamlet can be described as a Renaissance Man. Why?

The Renaissance was a period of re-birth. A Renaissance Man challenges accepted norms and beliefs of the day. His qualities include a powerful intellect, an appetite for and expertise in a wide range of s...

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How should I structure my essay answer?

How you structure your answer, in my opinion, will depend on how you like to write. There are several ways to structure an essay, and it might be worth you experimenting with a few before you settle on on...

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"Poetry should transform a sense of loss into something positive." Discuss how far Duffy and Larkin's poetry agrees with this statement.

Introduction:Larkin and Duffy are often described as "gloomy poets" incapable of transforming a sense of loss into something positive. 'Talking in Bed' and 'Mean Time' explore the concept of los...

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Examine the view that “‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ is not only the story of a desperate woman, but of a culture in the state of crisis”.

Indeed, Blanche DuBois is a woman in desperation. The initial monologue, ‘I, I, I took the blows’ conveys a gritty, realistic tone as Blanche has witnessed the death of those around her and now has nowher...

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