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English Literature
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What is the difference between the two literary devices an 'oxymoron' and a 'juxtaposition' and why are they used by writers?

Both devices display a similarity in the way that authors use them to emphasize a particular image or heighten an emotion. The difference lies in the fact that, with oxymoronic expressions, the contrast i...

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'Steinbeck presents loneliness as an inescapable part of the characters’ lives in Of Mice and Men.' To what extent do you agree with this statement?

Loneliness is a common theme throughout 'Of Mice and Men' arguably due to the harsh environment in which they live and work. George and Lennie’s friendship is a rare occurrence, and stands out as such wit...

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How do I write an A*/ A grade essay?

Answering any examination style question may appear to be a daunting task, however if you take time to carefully plan an essay before beginning to write, you will immediately notice that you are producing...

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Starting with this moment in the play, explore how Shakespeare presents relationships between adults and young people in ‘Romeo and Juliet’.

Through this passage Shakespeare gives an insight into the hierarchical relationship between adults and young people during the 16th century. Specifically here, the relationship between father and daughte...

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How does Milton show that love is possessive in Paradise Lost (books 9 and 10)?

Milton makes possible a reading of Eve, his main female character, as a femme fatale. This is a woman who through her power of seduction and female charm gains power over male characters. Milton thus deve...

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