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How far do you agree with the statement ''moral corruption taints all in the world of Hamlet''? Remember to use contextual information and refer to the text in your answer.

Throughout Shakespeare's revenge tragedy 'Hamlet', Hamlet's world is portrayed to be shaped by its corruption and rotten disposition. Each member of the state is shown to be influenced by each other's act...

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Why is Milton's Satan so much more interesting than his Adam, Eve or God?

Good question - well done for not disowning your intuitions about Satan. In a sense, this is the core question that faces readers of Paradise Lost today. Why would Milton, writing a Protestant tr...

Answered by Haroun H. English Literature tutor
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Are we meant to sympathise with the speaker of Robert Browning's 'My Last Duchess'?

The critic Robert Langbaum said that essence of dramatic monologues - poems like 'My Last Duchess,' where an invented character speaks the words, rather than an author or author-figure - was the 'tension ...

Answered by Haroun H. English Literature tutor
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How do I write literary analysis?

Literary analysis involves closely evaluating a text and using evidence from it to support an argument. First of all, you need to make an argument. Read the question carefully and think about how you can ...

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How do I add context into my paragraph?

Context is vital for showing your understanding of a text as well as helping support your argument when writing an essay. It is important when adding a context point to your paragraph that is is only a br...

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