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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?
£2.50 Preview RemoveMiddle English Period (1066–1500)
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,....)
£12.50 Preview RemoveEDEXCEL HAMLET CRITICS: A-LEVEL
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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