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What does Satan reveal about himself in his speeches in book 1 of paradise lost

Through his speeches, Satan reveals that he is not only envious of the position which God holds, but also generally unable to comprehend how this power is retained. The epic form of the poem is undermined...

Answered by Max C. English Literature tutor
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How do I Analyse Unseen Poetry at GCSE Level?

The unseen poetry paper is all about interpreting the poem, and then analysing the techniques that the poet uses. There is little need to worry about your interpretation being ‘correct’ or ‘incorrect’, as...

Answered by Kimberley L. English Literature tutor
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Discuss the theme of action in Shakespeare's Hamlet.

Taking apart the question and analysing, or defining, almost every word is key in English Literature at A Level. It is important in this example to understand how one might manipulate the question, as to ...

Answered by Elliott S. English Literature tutor
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'Although Hamlet is conventionally seen as a tragedy, how may the play be seen as a comedy?"

Hamlet is a play primarily focused on tragedy and revenge, however Shakespeare incorporates dark humour and comedic elements through the use of language, puns, characterisation and the theme of mad...

Answered by Megan S. English Literature tutor
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How do I approach an unseen poetry exam question?

The first thing you do when you face an unseen exam is to read the poem multiple times, first read the poem twice without writing anything, and then read it a few more times identifying key areas such as ...

Answered by Daniella M. English Literature tutor
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