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GCSE: Thomas Hardy

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  1. The Short Stories of Thomas Hardy 'The Withered Arm' (TWA)'The Son's Veto' (TSV)'Tony Kytes, The Arch-Deceiver' (TK)'Absent-Mindedness in a Parish Choir' (PC)

    • Word count: 1777
    • Submitted: 18/08/2006

  2. Is Tess a victim of society? Thomas Hardy wrote "Tess of the D'Urbevilles" in 1891in the height of the Victorian ideals and a social constraint

    • Word count: 1092
    • Submitted: 10/05/2006

  3. Bathsheba and Oak are both very significant characters in the book

    • Word count: 1122
    • Submitted: 02/05/2006

  4. Looking at "The Withered Arm" and at least two other short stories, comment on how Thomas Hardy uses the female characters to influence the reader's response

    • Word count: 2229
    • Submitted: 24/04/2006

  5. Considering the attitudes to women in that time, in what way is TessA) The VictimB) A Pure Women

    • Word count: 901
    • Submitted: 31/03/2006

  6. How does Thomas Hardy Present Gabriel Oak as a Hero?

    • Word count: 878
    • Submitted: 31/03/2006

  7. Tony Kytes, the arch deceiver.Thomas Hardy.

    • Word count: 868
    • Submitted: 31/03/2006

  8. Far From The Madding Crowd by Thomas HardyDescribe the activity you undertook: Produced a role play where we had to improvise and be Bathsheba, Fanny and Liddy. They were brought together for a meeting where the topic "Women Exploitation

    • Word count: 630
    • Submitted: 20/02/2006

  9. Using chapters 34 & 35 show how Hardy presents Angel's rejection of Tess why does he reject her

    • Word count: 1426
    • Submitted: 14/02/2006

  10. Thomas Hardy said His Subtitle 'Pure Women' Caused more Debate Than Anything Else In 'Tess Of The D'Urbervilles'. How Far Do You Agree With Hardy's Subtitle 'A Pure Women' Examine The First Part Of The Novel.

    • Word count: 3418
    • Submitted: 14/02/2006
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