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King Arthur's Life Study Guide
This is a basic study guide of the life of King Arthur. It feature both questions and detailed answers. At the end of the King Arthur Guide, there is a short Cultural Literacy guide featuring quotes and facts from various pieces and authors of British literature.
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An Oxford undergraduate's essay on original pronunciation in Shakespeare's works.
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Summary sheet of 12 poems from Carol Ann Duffy's 'Feminine Gospels' anthology. The poems that are included are: -Loud -Tall -The Woman who Shopped -Anon -White Writing -The Long Queen -History -The Diet -Beautiful -The Virgin's Memo -The Light Gatherer -Sub Each sheet contains information on the poems: -Context -Language -Form -Structure -Any literary critics that could be explored -Comparisons to the novel 'The Handmaid's Tale' by Margaret Atwood. The notes are from a student currently studying at A-Level, achieving grades from A to A*. The exam board we are currently studying is AQA.
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Kamikaze AQA English GCSE (new syllabus) One Page, gives ideas 3 things to write about in essay, key quotes, poems that link well
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Written for OCR GCE/A-Level Ancient History.
£2.50 Preview RemoveProminent Themes in The Great Gatsby
The novel can be split between many different themes. I have found: Society and Class, Love, Visions of America, Wealth, Memory and the Past, Dissatisfaction, Isolation, Gender, Education, and Lies and Deceit.
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GCSE exam style answer on "How does Shakespeare present Shylock’s feelings about the way he is treated?" Based around Shylock's speech during Act 1, Scene 3.
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An analysis essay, studying and investigating the tragic heroines in Hardy's Tess of the D'Urbervilles and Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.
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Aimed at A-Level/University students. These notes contain key quotes, along with analytical information and historical context to go with the poems. Can specifically be used for the WJEC exam board but also other exam boards and courses which require the use of William Blake's poetry.
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This 700 word essay about how love survives in the decimated city of Sarajevo got a 97%, so anyone struggling to wrap their head around this poem might get a little help from this essay to get their curiosity and creativity run wild on this brilliant poem. Written at GCSE level (about grade 12 in America), but anyone could get a helping hand with this essay.
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Comparison between the Wife of Bath, by Chaucer, and 'Tis Pity She's a Whore' by John Ford
£1.50 Preview RemoveAll shall pass away
the poem conveys the airplane as the earth , which is full of lies and in the way around capture man's existence in the earth which is just for temporary living
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My Last Duchess AQA English GCSE (new syllabus) One Page, gives ideas 3 things to write about in essay, key quotes, poems that link well
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A level student AS and A2 revision notes.
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CONTENTS 1 FINDING THAT JOB 2 PREPARING FOR THE INTERVIEW 3 LEGISLATION THAT EMPLOYERS NEED TO COMPLY WITH 4 UNDERSTANDING THE EMPLOYERS’ PERSPECTIVE 5 CONDUCTING YOURSELF AT THE INTERVIEW 6 COMMON INTERVIEW QUESTIONS ... AND HOW TO ANSWER THEM 7 QUESTIONS YOU CAN ASK AT YOUR INTERVIEW 8 QUESTIONS ASKED BY READERS 9 AFTER THE INTERVIEW 10 TELEPHONE INTERVIEWS 11 FURTHER TYPICAL INTERVIEW QUESTIONS
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All you need about literary criticism... Definition and objectives, Hamlet (by Shakespeare), Psychologists, structuralism, New criticism, ... All the approaches to literary criticism (feminism) etc...
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This lovely book is an adventure packed story book, giving it's reader an adventurous mind-set on how to discover a new way to handle challenges of life.
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Essential information for anyone planning on studying the literature of Emily Dickinson
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This is a character essay plan for Dr Jekyll in Jekyll+Hyde, for GCSE English Literature. My exam board was Eduqas, but the points and analysis would be helpful for anyone studying the book. Here I have 4 points (i.e. 4 paragraphs) and a back up point, with quotes and analysis, including literary devices, reader responses, context and structural points. There is much more detail in this than you would need for an exam, but it helps give you options (especially helpful for my exam board, where you are given an extract, so this gives you some flexibility!). I used essay plans like these for my GCSE Mocks and achieved a level 9.
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A list of 94 Language Features and their meanings that could be useful with any exam.
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my animal farm gcse notes I achieved a grade 9 applies to all exam boards I revised only from these notes contains more than 50 quotes from the whole novel, with extreme detail and exam style analysis split into -napoleon -snowball -squealer -old major -boxer -irony -inequality
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The notes are for Heart of Darkness with the topic about insanity among the crew including Marlow and Kurtz. These notes are aimed towards high school freshmen through seniors.
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A short piece of creative writing (Imagined to be the beginning of a story) + a short commentary; analysing features, specialist language, etc. Ideally for English Language/Literature students at A LEVEL, but can be used for any creative writing task.
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Notes include contextual information as well as a summary of poetic techniques and rhetoric used in the Tale. These notes are divided into themes/motifs found in the Tale, and quotations and analysis are given for each theme. Suitable primarily for A Level or Pre-U students, or anyone else studying the Tale.
£2.50 Preview RemoveMajor themes in the Iliad
Nowadays, we believe that God created man in His own image. But the mythological period was opposite. People created God in their own image. The Iliad is one of the few texts which is really difficult to understand. There is a tendency that Helen is responsible for the Trojan War. And many students see it just as a love story leading to tragic war. But that is not all. The deep philosophy is inherent in every line of this masterpiece. Achilles is not merely a demi-god, nor Hector merely a warrior prince. Writers work on human nature.
£3.13 Preview Remove‘’The comedy in The History Boys centres around the opposition between the two teachers, Hector and Irwin.’’ What use does Bennett make of this opposition?
This text is a full-mark piece of coursework, which should prove useful to anyone studying Bennett's The History Boys at A-Level standard in English Literature. It covers to opposition between the text's pivotal male teachers, Hector and Irwin to a high degree of evaluation and accuracy.
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Analysis of 10 major quotes from the book "The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak
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The poem is about longing and yearning for the the soulmate. A soul questioning her beloved one passionatly, while adoration is burning every atom of her being.
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1st year beginner of a basic approach to critically analyzing poetry for literature studies
£1.50 Preview RemoveHow Shakespeare Presents how Macbeth Feels About Power
A 900 word essay showing how Shakespeare presents how Macbeth feels about power in the first soliloquy and the rest of the play.
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The essay is based on be my baby by Amanda whittington, I talked about my experience in dolores point of view
£1.00 Preview RemoveFull Gatsby quotes and summaries
Quotes that stand out alongside brief summaries
£3.75 Preview RemoveThe Melody of Love
Genre: Sci-Fi / Romance Originally made by G11 Students. Once used for Creative Writing. For education purposes only. Credit the link for fairness. Thank you.
£6.25 Preview RemoveAssimilation of Consonants in English and Assimilation of the Definite Article in Arabic
This paper aims at discussing the term assimilation. Assimilation is a phonological process where a sound looks like another neighboring sound. It includes progressive, regressive, coalescent, full and partial assimilation. In addition, contextual assimilation is subject to the environment of sounds where historical assimilation is resulted from the development of languages. In Arabic, it is clear that the /l/ sound in the definite article disappears if followed by coronal consonants. It is, however, concluded that the importance of assimilation is to make pronunciation of a word or speech easier.
£6.25 Preview RemoveMaus Part 1 Notes IB Language and Literature
Also includes some Paper 2 content and notes from Death and the Maiden
£6.25 Preview RemoveSpelling revision-English (150+ words)
158 english words for spelling revision. Great for preparing for english tests or writing exams. Great for expanding your vocabulary.
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In this essay we will analyse the different poetic techniques used by Rossetti in her poem "A Birthday", including the meaning behind it.
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Comparison of how the writers of Kamikaze and The Émigrée deal with memories and the past. GCSE exam style question.
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University level notes for 'The Fat Black Woman's Poems' by Grace Nichols. Notes from a second year English Literature module called Gender and Sexuality.
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Karel ende Elegast summary/samenvatting in Dutch
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Book Sealed Nectar is a specialized books in the biography of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him , which was written by Sheikh Safi al -Rahman Mubaarakfoori , where foot -Sheikh in the Muslim World League competition in the biography Prophet Muhammad announced at the conference , which was held in Pakistan in 1396 , and won Find the first place in the competition in which more than 170 feet in search . And Sheikh Mubaarakfoori say about the book : « God has been estimated for this book from the acceptance of what I did not ask him the time of writing , has won first place in the competition, and accept private and public demand it exults it. »
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A brief description on each of the characters in Macbeth and how they relate to the plot
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An outline of the largest and most complex language level with examples. Organised into six sections to help you get an A in your OCR English Language AS level. The Notes were compiled by an A standard student at Godalming College, Surrey.
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These notes are easy to learn different topics and comprised on content from the lectures. They actually are for the beginners to understand the basic concepts.
£1.50 Preview RemoveRenaissance and Tragedy in Tudor Plays
An exploration into Renaissance and Tragedy plays in the Jacobean and Elizabethan era. This essay defines 'how important is physical as opposed to verbal comedy/tragedy?', within the tragicomedy arch. Written for a 2nd/3rd year Oxford Brookes Drama with English course, a Level/University standard essay with MHRA referencing with a bibliography. Thomas Kyd's 'The Spanish Tragedy' and William Shakespeare's 'The Comedy of Errors' are analysed. Ideal if you are learning about the Tudor era either in History, English or Drama.
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