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After having read Shakespeare's 'Othello' it becomes apparent that love is an extremely predominant theme. Where the eponymous character (Othello) and his wife (Desdemona) are concerned, the notion of lov...

The theme of gender relations in Bronte's 'Jane Eyre' is complex given the patriarchal society in which the novel was both written and set. This essay will discuss gender relations with regards to the the...

By making 'love' the subject of the sentence, love itself is seen to do the action of 'looking'. This is an example of personification: a human quality is being given to a non-human thing; in this case, l...

When starting to consider a character or theme a good starting point is to write down your first impressions you had of this person when consider the text as a whole. We may wish to readjust these when we...

When you analyse sentences you need to look for two things.
The first is what technical language we can use to describe the sentence, this may include explaining what type of sentence it is (compoun...