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AS and A Level: Post-1770

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How Does Brian Friel convey a sense of cultural identity through the way his characters speak?

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AS and A Level: Post-1770

How Does Brian Friel convey a sense of cultural identity through the way his characters speak?

What are the contrasts between Stanley and Blanche in "A Streetcar named Desire"?

Eugene ONeills Before Breakfast portrays the tale of a couple entangled in a lengthy struggle, destined to end in tragedy.

In the play A Raisin In The Sun, many things could be thought as the major idea. But in my opinion, the idea of not selling out is.

To what extent, and in what way, does Williams portrayal of modern society help create sympathy for Blanche and her actions?

Significance of the title "A Streetcar Named Desire"

Some critics believe that A Streetcar Named Desire is a failure as a tragedy as it's so ambiguous - audience don't know who to side with. Discuss this view of the play.

Blanche appears in the amber light of the door. She has a tragic radiance in her red satin robe following the sculptural lines of her body. The Varsouviana rises audibly as Blanche enters the bedroom. With reference to the above stage direct

Evoking the past is one of the most important strategies in the practice of West Indian Writers. Discuss with close reference to Dennis Scotts An Echo in the Bone.

How does Miller present w***y as a tragic figure in the extract Carrots quarter-inch apart to suddenly conscious of Biff?

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