AS and A Level: English Literature

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The Tempest has been read by some as a Christian allegory. Examine how Shakespeare explores Christian themes in this late play.
- Word count: 1817
- Submitted: 09/07/2016
Tom Buchannan reflects important attitudes and values in real-life American society in the 1920s. With reference to appropriately selected parts of the novel, and relevant external contextual information on attitudes and values in real-life American society in the 1920s, give your response to the above view.
- Word count: 1658
- Submitted: 09/07/2016
The Great Gatsby is more like a realist novel than a modernist novel. With reference to appropriately selected parts of the novel, and relevant external contextual information on realist novels and modernist novels, give your response to the above view.
- Word count: 1810
- Submitted: 09/07/2016

Compare and contrast two poems, one by Liz Lochhead and one by Carol Ann Duffy, taking account of the methods (situation, form and structure, and language, including imagery, and tone) which each poet uses to write about relationships between men and women.
- Word count: 1242
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Compare and contrast two poems, one by Liz Lochhead and one by Carol Ann Duffy, taking account of the methods (situation, form and structure, and language, including imagery, and tone) which each poet uses to write about love.
- Word count: 1308
- Submitted: 09/07/2016
Compare and contrast two poems, one by Liz Lochhead and one by Carol Ann Duffy, taking account of the methods (situation, form and structure, and language, including imagery, and tone) which each poet uses to write about childhood.
- Word count: 1556
- Submitted: 09/07/2016
Compare and contrast two poems, one by Liz Lochhead and one by Carol Ann Duffy, taking account of the methods (situation, form and structure, and language, including imagery, and tone) which each poet uses to write about journeys.
- Word count: 1445
- Submitted: 09/07/2016
In The Great Gatsby Nick Carraway is not a reliable narrator. With reference to appropriately selected parts of the novel, and relevant external contextual material on narrators, give your response to the above view.
- Word count: 1458
- Submitted: 09/07/2016
The real hero of The Great Gatsby is not Gatsby but the narrator Nick Carraway. With reference to appropriately selected parts of the novel, and relevant external contextual material on the nature of the hero, give your response to the above view.
- Word count: 1878
- Submitted: 09/07/2016
In the character of Gatsby, Fitzgerald glamorises the figure of the gangster in 1920s America. With reference to appropriately selected parts of the novel, and relevant external contextual material on gangsters in America in the 1920s, give your response to the above view.
- Word count: 1530
- Submitted: 09/07/2016

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AS and A Level: English Literature

The Tempest has been read by some as a Christian allegory. Examine how Shakespeare explores Christian themes in this late play.

The Great Gatsby is more like a realist novel than a modernist novel. With reference to appropriately selected parts of the novel, and relevant external contextual information on realist novels and modernist novels, give your response to the above view.

Compare and contrast two poems, one by Liz Lochhead and one by Carol Ann Duffy, taking account of the methods (situation, form and structure, and language, including imagery, and tone) which each poet uses to write about relationships between men and women.

Compare and contrast two poems, one by Liz Lochhead and one by Carol Ann Duffy, taking account of the methods (situation, form and structure, and language, including imagery, and tone) which each poet uses to write about love.

Compare and contrast two poems, one by Liz Lochhead and one by Carol Ann Duffy, taking account of the methods (situation, form and structure, and language, including imagery, and tone) which each poet uses to write about childhood.

Compare and contrast two poems, one by Liz Lochhead and one by Carol Ann Duffy, taking account of the methods (situation, form and structure, and language, including imagery, and tone) which each poet uses to write about journeys.

In The Great Gatsby Nick Carraway is not a reliable narrator. With reference to appropriately selected parts of the novel, and relevant external contextual material on narrators, give your response to the above view.

The real hero of The Great Gatsby is not Gatsby but the narrator Nick Carraway. With reference to appropriately selected parts of the novel, and relevant external contextual material on the nature of the hero, give your response to the above view.

In the character of Gatsby, Fitzgerald glamorises the figure of the gangster in 1920s America. With reference to appropriately selected parts of the novel, and relevant external contextual material on gangsters in America in the 1920s, give your response to the above view.

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