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Macbeth Context mindmap
GCSE AQA Literature mindmap for Macbeth context. Contains social, historical and literary context.
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Question answered: How and why is a social group represented in a particular way?
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he Middle English Period (1066–1500) began after the Norman Conquest, which significantly influenced the English language, culture, and literature. French and Latin became dominant languages in writing, while Middle English gradually developed. Literature shifted toward themes of chivalry, religion, and social satire. Key literary forms included romances, mystery plays, and allegories. The most notable author was Geoffrey Chaucer, best known for The Canterbury Tales, which offered vivid portraits of medieval society. This period laid the foundation for the Renaissance in English literature
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A full Analyses of The Death of Ivan Ilych that covers everything related to the Novella (Themes,Implications,....)
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Within there notes there are critics for the following characters; Claudius, Hamlet, the ghost, Ophelia, Polonius and Laertes. They vary within their themes and can be used in virtually any question provided. Hope they help!
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Revision notes written by a GDL - Graduate Diploma in Law - Distinction level (First Class) graduate. Notes are aimed at those completing the European Union module in their undergraduate degree or in completion of the GDL. Notes are clear, concise and detailed. Perfect use as revision and study notes!
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From these notes you will know about the "Age of Chaucer" in English literature. These notes are especially meant for the UG & PG students.
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A paper discussing the different themes in the novel "My son the fanatic"
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From these notes you will know abou the definition and different kinds of communication with example. These notes are especially meant for the UG & PG students.
£2.50 Preview RemoveTo what extent do you agree with the view that, in Gothic writing, death is the punishment for sin?
This essay is aimed at students studying at an A-Level standard of English Literature, in relation to the Gothic genre. The texts covered are as follows: Webster's The White Devil, Carter's The Bloody Chamber, and Shelley's Frankenstein. This essay covers the correlation between punishment and death within this genre, and obtained a B+ grade.
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Kafka on the Shore is a novel by Haruki Murakami which details the adventures and self-discovery of a teenager, Kafka Tamura and an old man named Nakata. These notes offer an extensive range of quotes which should be studied and memorised for essay writing in A Level, IB diploma and college level exams.
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This is an article made for students taking up philosophy. It is more than 15 pages. So, enjoy reading!
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Grade: 65% (2:1) 1st Year History Essay
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Skripta Uvoda u teoriju književnosti izvađena iz Demona teorije prema poglavljima i autorima. Skripta je rezultat kombiniranih napora generacija studenata filozofskog fakulteta koji su tisućama puta izlazili na ispit iz UTK.
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This is a comprehensive guide on how to excellently write any type of essay expected to be in Mla style format and mla format for citation.With this simple and easy illustration MLA format will never again become a problem in writing.
£6.25 Preview RemoveBach Partita No. 4 - Sarabande and Gigue
These are more precise and simple edexcel notes. There are only 4 or 5 points per topic, as that is all you need to know in the exam. There is another revision sheet that I've made to go alongside this - email me if you need it. I will send you this for free (beth.washington1@hotmail.com)
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A comprehensive profile introducing the character of Renfield in Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Includes an introduction to the character, analysis and points where they appear in the novel. This will help your A Level English Language and Literature (AQA) students to make links to other points within the novel in their answers, as well as providing some context.
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Accent is undeniably norm to certain speaker especially when a person speaks foreign language. Sung denotes and conclude that accent is not a shameful act rather a motivation to build strong identity in a particular society. Accent is a symbol that a person belongs to a certain group and that helps to develop individual identity.
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“Looking to improve your English language skills and increase your chances of success on the TOEFL iBT test? Look no further than our comprehensive test bank, featuring 30 dynamic and thoughtprovoking questions that will challenge your language abilities and give you a true sense of what to expect on the exam. From grammar and vocabulary to reading comprehension and speaking fluency, our test bank is designed to give you the tools you need to succeed and achieve your goals. So why wait? Get started today and take your first step towards a brighter future!”
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Faerie queen by Edmund Spensor mcqs with answers
£6.25 Preview RemoveResearch on Stephen King's versions of reality in "The Shining"
A comprehensive paper on the techniques used by Stephen King in interpreting the psychological condition of the protagonist and the events that follow in the overlook Hotel. This paper is in proper M.L.A research format and is applicable for research papers in Bachelor courses and master courses of English Literature. Level- B.A, M.A
£125.00 Preview RemovePorphyria's lover by Robert Browning A Level English literature revision guide
This short revision guide includes an overview, context, in-depth language analysis, key themes and structure/form. Quotes are included and analysed in depth. Designed specifically for A Level English Lang and Lit anthology (AQA).
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ONE OF THE BEST SELLER BOOK,approx. 20 MILLION copies are printed. as the name of the book think and grow rich,in this book author try to explain us and give MAGICAL FORMULA and try to explain us that how successful peoples earn money and try to tell us that our school education is not enough specially if we talk about business world. through this book he want to share experiences of many peoples.
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Includes: (all in french) 1) Quotations for each character 2) Quotations for each theme 3) 'Outside the box' ideas for characters and themes 4) Collection of key vocab, including nouns, verb infinitives, and descriptive phrases
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I gained an A in GCSE English Lit, with an A* in the paper about Lord of the Flies by William Golding. In my GCSEs, I gained 10 As and A*s. Here is an in-depth, over 20 page Revision Guide which gives detailed character analysis of all characters including: Piggy, Ralph, Jack, Maurice and Roger, with quotes and analysis. In my notes, there is clear, plainly organised analysis of key themes and plot points (e.g the significance of Simon's death) that will enable you to have my A* level of analysis. There is also exam technique tips, with advice for how to analyse extracts, and what to look out for in your exam. This is relevant for ANY exam board. My GCSE was with WJEC, but this in-depth resource applies to anyone studying the book.
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This document contains a collation of themes, different interpretations (past productions + critics), context and summaries from lectures that are sure to help with the assessment objectives for the OCR A-level specification.
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Aimed at Scottish Higher English students, but can be used as a backbone for any level of study regarding the play. Essay that takes an in depth look at one of the main characters of the piece, and studies the behavioural and emotional aspects of them. Follows SQA test guidance.
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Julius Caesar comprehensive notes (67 pages) complete with scene summaries and analyses, characterization, themes, symbols, and pages of model essays. Helped score a distinction.
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“The TOEFL iBT integrated writing task can be a daunting challenge, but with the right preparation strategies, you can ace it with flying colors. This task requires you to read a short article, listen to an audio clip, and write a response that integrates information from both sources. It's not just about regurgitating facts but also demonstrating your ability to synthesize and analyze data. To prepare, you should familiarize yourself with the topics covered on the test, practice taking notes while reading and listening, and develop your writing skills by composing essays in a limited amount of time. With these strategies, you will be well on your way to writing an impressive and cohesive response on the TOEFL iBT integrated writing task.
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Welcome to the world of British literature! This course is a journey through the rich and diverse history of literature in England, spanning from the earliest Anglo-Saxon works to the modern day. Through the study of major literary periods and works, we will explore the evolution of language, storytelling, and the cultural values and beliefs that shaped the works of some of the most renowned authors of all time. We will begin by examining the Characteristics of Anglo-Saxon literature, including Beowulf and other works. Then we will move on to explore the Characteristics of Medieval literature, featuring Chaucer's Canterbury Tales and Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. We will then dive into the Characteristics of Renaissance literature, including Shakespeare's plays and Marlowe's Doctor Faustus. Next, we will examine the Characteristics of Restoration and 18th Century literature, including John Milton's Paradise Lost and Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels. We will then move on to explore the Characteristics of Romantic literature, featuring William Blake's Songs of Innocence and Experience and Percy Bysshe Shelley's Frankenstein. In the Victorian literature section, we will study Robert Browning's poems and Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray. Finally, we will conclude the course by discussing the Characteristics of Modern and Contemporary literature, including James Joyce's Ulysses and Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway.
£12.50 Preview RemoveLord of the Flies Revision Guide | Character analysis, theme analysis, plot analysis
I gained an A in GCSE English Lit, with an A* in the paper about Lord of the Flies by William Golding. Here is an in-depth, over 20 page Revision Guide which gives detailed character analysis of all characters including: Piggy, Ralph, Jack, Maurice and Roger, with quotes and analysis. In my notes, there is clear, plainly organised analysis of key themes and plot points (e.g the significance of Simon's death) that will enable you to have my A* level of analysis. There is also exam technique tips, with advice for how to analyse extracts, and what to look out for in your exam. This is relevant for ANY exam board. My GCSE was with WJEC, but this in-depth resource applies to anyone studying the book.
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Re-creatice piece of the play Jerusalem by Jez Butterworth and comment to it
£6.25 Preview RemoveJackson J. Spielvogel Western Civillization 9th Edition Chapter 12
Jackson J. Spielvogel Western Civillization 9th Edition Chapter 12 Notes from the textbook reading. The notes are done in cornell notes form and are useful for studying, contributing to class discussion, etc.
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A grade AS level detailed quality notes on History and trans-cultural ideology in the novels o Amitav Ghosh, An Indian-English Writer. Every literature student must learn the facts given in these notes.
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Here is a complete review of all the medieval French writers and their works. Perfect for anyone majoring in French literature.
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A concise collation of all the most important notes from Shildrick's seminal Leaky Bodies. Used to get starred first English literature essay.
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Literaly devices used in The Book Thief by Markus Zusak with exemplary quotes.
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This handy revision tool has been designed specifically for the AQA English Language and Literature A/AS Level course. It gives a plot summary of the chapter, as well as analysis of quotes, space for students to make links to the rest of the novel, context and other themes and features (including Gothic conventions).
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