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How does Shakespeare help us today?/Why does Shakespeare matter?

Shakespeare's work can be a useful tool to help us better understand some of the issues we face today in modern culture. This is because many of Shakespeare's characters remain remarkably relevant today. ...

Answered by Thomas G. English Literature tutor
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How should I read a poem?

FIRST ENCOUNTER:  Poems don’t reveal themselves all at once.  In general, they yield their pleasures on repeated readings. ‘Live’ with a poem for some time; go back to it; let it s...

Answered by Thomas G. English Literature tutor
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Discuss Shakespeare's representation of gender in Macbeth?

In Macbeth (1606), Shakespeare’s representation of gender both adheres to contemporary notions of gender roles and subverts them. Lady Macbeth and Macbeth’s actions are uncharacteristic in that o...

Answered by Antonio P. English Literature tutor
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Unseen Papers

How to answer them:
Reading through the text twiceHighlighting key words or phrasesIdentifying devices that have been employed, and gaining what their effect is Looking at the overall message of the ...

Answered by Lottie W. English Literature tutor
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How can I compare two or more novels in the same essay?

It's important to allow yourself time to plan before you start writing. If you plan well, you'll find you can write the actual essay itself much faster and it will be clearer (less waffle!). If I have an ...

Answered by Charlotte G. English Literature tutor
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