AS and A Level: English Literature

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An exploration of Jane Austen's use of the outdoors in Emma
- Word count: 4029
- Submitted: 28/10/2011
Write a comparison in the ways in which warfare is presented in the novel Strange Meeting and the play Journeys end
- Word count: 3015
- Submitted: 18/08/2011
The Glass Jar (Gwen Harwood) Analysis. The Glass Jar, dedicated to Vivian Smith, is a narrative poem about a childs fear of the dark, and reflects, as many of her poems do, Gwen Harwoods knowledge and understanding of children.
- Word count: 3196
- Submitted: 23/07/2011
Discuss the ways in which Frayn introduces the key features of Spies in the opening chapter.
- Word count: 3122
- Submitted: 25/04/2011
Tim O'Brien's 'The Things They Carried' and Pat Barker's 'Regeneration'. Compare and contrast the ways in which both authors present the futility of war in their text
- Word count: 3720
- Submitted: 28/03/2011
Explore the motives which have driven the villains in Othello by William Shakespeare and We Need To Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver and Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier.
- Word count: 3697
- Submitted: 23/03/2011
Compare and contrast ways in which David Guterson and Grahame Greene present painful conflict in love relationships that cross boundaries within Snow falling on Cedars and The End of the Affair
- Word count: 3106
- Submitted: 13/03/2011
Compare and contrast three examples of gothic fiction
- Word count: 4152
- Submitted: 06/03/2011
How are male/female relationships explored in the texts? William Shakespeares Macbeth; Carol Ann Duffys Havisham demonstrating the bitter, loneliness, Christina Rossettis Cousin Kate presents the betrayal and William Shakespeares Sonnet 130 an
- Word count: 3403
- Submitted: 06/03/2011
Otherness in The merchant of Venice, The Scarlet Letter and The Crucible
- Word count: 3222
- Submitted: 02/11/2010

AS and A Level: English Literature

An exploration of Jane Austen's use of the outdoors in Emma

Write a comparison in the ways in which warfare is presented in the novel Strange Meeting and the play Journeys end

The Glass Jar (Gwen Harwood) Analysis. The Glass Jar, dedicated to Vivian Smith, is a narrative poem about a childs fear of the dark, and reflects, as many of her poems do, Gwen Harwoods knowledge and understanding of children.

Discuss the ways in which Frayn introduces the key features of Spies in the opening chapter.

Tim O'Brien's 'The Things They Carried' and Pat Barker's 'Regeneration'. Compare and contrast the ways in which both authors present the futility of war in their text

Explore the motives which have driven the villains in Othello by William Shakespeare and We Need To Talk About Kevin by Lionel Shriver and Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier.

Compare and contrast ways in which David Guterson and Grahame Greene present painful conflict in love relationships that cross boundaries within Snow falling on Cedars and The End of the Affair

Compare and contrast three examples of gothic fiction

How are male/female relationships explored in the texts? William Shakespeares Macbeth; Carol Ann Duffys Havisham demonstrating the bitter, loneliness, Christina Rossettis Cousin Kate presents the betrayal and William Shakespeares Sonnet 130 an

Otherness in The merchant of Venice, The Scarlet Letter and The Crucible

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