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Often exams are as much about knowing what to leave out of an answer as they are about knowing what to put in. The most important thing is to read the question carefully and then set aside 10 minutes to p...

There are many points of relation between a text and its context, whether these will be identified within the text is dependant on the students knowledge of the context:literary interrelation: a text may ...

(Introduction)Shelley's 'Ozymandias', adhering to the literary themes typical of the Romantic movement, heavily contrasts the relationship between the timeless power of nature with the futile efforts, boa...

Beckett uses repetition in speech, stage actions, and the overall structure of the play, to demonstrate the futility and circularity of existence. Many of the characters repeat their language; Acts 1 and ...

Although the women in Richard III are seen as victims, their theatrical roles within the play supplies them with agency. As a play that derives partial inspiration from the tradition of morality plays, th...