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What is the difference between form and structure?

At first thought, the difference between form and structure can seem very fine, and it may be that at times they overlap, but there is certainly a difference. Form is concerned with ideas of genre that su...

Answered by Alex S. English Literature tutor
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How do I write an effective introduction to an essay question?

In most cases, an essay question is asking you to debate a certain topic. For example, if you were to study Doctor Faustus, a question-title may be "Does Marlowe present Faustus as a character with w...

Answered by Harry B. English Literature tutor
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What is meant by 'intertextuality'?

A key part of A-level English Literature is understanding the context of texts. We should note that when we are reading something, what we are reading is very often inseparable from a network of ideas and...

Answered by Alex S. English Literature tutor
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How do you write an essay on a character without just being descriptive?

I think there are two key points to this answer. Firstly, that though a question may just say 'discuss character X', what its really asking is 'how does character X develop' - its very rare to find a tota...

Answered by Tutor40691 D. English Literature tutor
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To what extent is Frankenstein by Mary Shelley a condemnation of transgression?

Frankenstein was written during the popularisation of Renaissance Humanism: a social movement in Europe that celebrated the power of man and moved away from religious beliefs. Shelley uses the character V...

Answered by Rebecca W. English Literature tutor
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