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English Literature
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How do I analyse unseen poetry?

When you first read a poem, it's important to put on your detective hat! It's almost like arriving at a crime scene for the first time.To be a great detective you need to be prepared! Bring a pen and high...

Answered by Lucy N. English Literature tutor
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Compare the ways poets present ideas about the ‘power of humans’ in “Ozymandias’’ and in one other poem from Power and Conflict?

Introduction? Topic Sentence

In this essay I will be exploring how the theme of the ‘power of humans’ is presented by Percy Bysshe Shelley and Robert Browning in 'My Last Duchess' ...

Answered by Lily R. English Literature tutor
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How do I recognise techniques and analyse them?

When given a piece of writing, always look for 'like' or 'as'. If an object, for example, a car is described to be 'like' a snail or 'as' slow as a snail, this is a simile. A simile compares something, to...

Answered by Grace P. English Literature tutor
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‘Loneliness is the most important theme in Steinbeck’s ‘of Mice and Men’. To what extent do you agree with this statement?’

Loneliness is a key theme in Steinbeck’s novella, and is explored primarily through the characters’ relations to others, when contrasted against George and Lennie’s friendship, and the discriminative lang...

Answered by Bethany R. English Literature tutor
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Analyse the themes of sex and marriage in John Donne's 'The Flea'

‘The Flea’ is an erotic poem composed in the Elizabethan period, in the metaphysical style of writing. The sexual, unconventional content in contrast with the traditional iambic meter sets up the poem’s p...

Answered by Holly E. English Literature tutor
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