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  1. Judith PughMarking Tutor: Mark Brown To what extent are writers also detectives in the novels you have studied?

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  2. A literary and linguistic comparative study of three treatments

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  3. Bakhtin claims that chronotopes "are the organising centres for the fundamental narrative events of a novel ... It can be said without qualification that to them belongs the meaning that shapes the narrative" how accurate an assessment is this?

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  4. HOW WELL DOES A VIEW FROM THE BRIDGE FIT INTO THE TRAGEDY GENRE?

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  5. Placing a Biography in the Context of History

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  6. Marian is a 37 year old female who appears to be from a middle class background. Marian is currently married (for 17 years) and she and her husband have two daughters aged 9 years and 11 years. I conducted a phone assessment with Marian two weeks earli...

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  7. It is clear when upon reading a novel that it does much more than simply lists the events as they occur. The narrative structure used in Equianos Travels and The Pilgrims Progress clearly support this theory.

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  8. Lorca's The House of Bernarda Alba: Visual and Aural Cues Contributing to an Appreciation of Interaction

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  9. A close comparative literary and linguistic study

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  10. How does Thomas Hardy present men and women and their relationships in the three 'Wessex Tales'? The relationships between men and women are explored seriously and humorously

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