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Examine the view that the poems in "Tipperary Days" are unfailingly positive about war.

’Rendezvous’ by Alan Seeger is not unfailingly positive about the war, but does romanticise it. The idea of the speaker ‘hav[ing] a rendezvous with Death’ clearly presents the fact that many soldiers beli...

Answered by Alison H. English Literature tutor
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How do I approach the unseen poetry in the IB, Paper 1 English Literature.

The unseen poetry is often seen as the more daunting paper out of both exams, however in reality, it is one of the very few exams that depend on your ability/skill instead of your knowledge. In this case,...

Answered by Charlotte K. English Literature tutor
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Explore Shakespeare's presentation of honesty in King Lear.

The disintegration of honesty begins with Lear’s abdication. In challenging his daughters to proclaim their limitless love for him, Shakespeare foregrounds honesty, immediately placing it in sharp content...

Answered by Eva C. English Literature tutor
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Discuss the symbols used in the Great Gatsby

Symbolism is used within the Great Gatsby to discuss and explore different societal and interpersonal issues. Fitzgerald uses symbols inimitely aside themes such as hope, corruption and moral decay. Perha...

Answered by Rosie B. English Literature tutor
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What qualities do I need to show in a top-band Edexcel A-level English Literature answer? (Edexcel)

To achieve top-level marks in English Literature A-level, you need to have an awareness of the five Learning Objectives, or key skills, that the examiners are looking for. These include, in my own words: ...

Answered by Chris J. English Literature tutor
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