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Throughout 'Frankenstein', Shelley presents the monster's desire to be accepted by those in society as a primary driving force behind the monster's actions, being described as "the utmost limit of my...

Osborne uses Look Back in Anger to give a layered insight into the frustration felt from many areas of society in 1950s Britain. With regards to the question it is important to recognise...

This is a question my A Level English teacher would always ask, how do words shape meaning?

Although seemingly a very broad question, we must always look at how the words/ language fit in the extra...

As exemplified in her story 'Wolf Alice', Carter rescues women from the "Old bottles" of outdated patriarchal ideals with the "new wine" of her Second Wave Feminist agenda. In contrast...