Top answers

English Literature
All levels

What are the key features of William Blake's "A Little Girl Lost" from his Songs of Experience?

This is the contrary poem to "The Little Girl Lost" which was originally in Innocence. It may help you to use that poem as a counterpoint to this one.

William Blake's work originally inte...

SR
7440 Views

‘King Lear is a study of brutality, not only of human beings, but also of the natural world’. Evaluate this view of Lear

AO1 Lear’s peripeteia is one of mental illness and neglect as those around him abandon him as fast as he exiles Cordelia and Kent. This brutality serves as the main arc of the play. AO2 King Lear utilises...

PK
8049 Views

"My teachers keep saying that my writing needs more structure. What do they mean by this and how can I structure my essays?"

In English teacher speak, structure is the natural flow and progression of your argument. In plain words, structure means repeating your key ideas in every paragraph to keep yourself focused on the questi...

SS
3522 Views

What is the difference between "explaining" and "analysing"?

An exam answer that "explains" a passage or poem will be a less thoughtful response; if you're explaining a text, you're giving an overview of what happens (&qu...

LC
38425 Views

How should I analyse a book or play?

Prose and drama are great fun to analyse, often because there's so much to choose from! Your analysis will be different depending on whether you are given a short extract, or whether you have to discuss t...

EB
4509 Views

We're here to help

contact us iconContact usWhatsapp logoMessage us on Whatsapptelephone icon+44 (0) 203 773 6020
Facebook logoInstagram logoLinkedIn logo

© MyTutorWeb Ltd 2013–2025

Terms & Conditions|Privacy Policy
Cookie Preferences