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Currently in my first year at Durham University after having studied French, Spanish and English Literature at A-Level. Looking to share my learning resources! :-)
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Currently in my first year at Durham University after having studied French, Spanish and English Literature at A-Level. Looking to share my learning resources! :-)
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A-Level English Literature Character Bundle - Iago and Roderigo
Two full-length A* quality essays analysing the characters of Iago and Roderigo in the Tragedy of Othello. These essays serve as perfect revision material for studying essay structure, contextual knowledge and niche, in-depth, quote analysis.
The two essays are prompted as follows:
“While Iago is the villain of the play, he is also wickedly attractive and easily the most captivating character for the audience.”
“Roderigo provides much-needed comic relief throughout the play: in contrast to the darkness and evil of other characters, he is simply a fool.”
This bundle provides a discount for those looking to study both characters, as opposed to purchasing both essays separately.
A* A-Level Iago Essay AQA English Literature B - Tragedy
Exemplar A* essay analysing the character of Iago in Othello according to the AQA A-Level English Literature B specification.
Includes:
A 955 word essay examining Iago with the prompt - “While Iago is the villain of the play, he is also wickedly attractive and easily the most captivating character for the audience."
A perfect revision tool for studying essay structure while also adding to overall knowledge of the play.
In depth quote analysis and niche points of view with regards to the character.
AQA A Level English Literature B Poetry NEA Grade A/A*
Poetry NEA essay for AQA English Literature B, examining Anne Sexton’s “Love Poems” through a feminist lens. Achieved a high A in 2023.
Includes:
Complete essay of 1817 words in PDF format.
Fully cited bibliography.
Original title/prompt question.
Analysis of multiple poems within the collection.
A* A-Level Jealousy in Othello Essay AQA English Literature B - Tragedy
Exemplar A* essay analysing the theme of jealousy in Othello according to the AQA A-Level English Literature B specification.
Includes:
An 840 word essay examining Iago with the prompt - “Explore the significance of jealousy to the tragedy of Othello.”
A perfect revision tool for studying essay structure while also adding to overall knowledge of the play.
In depth quote analysis and niche points of view with regards to the theme.
A* A-Level Roderigo Essay AQA English Literature B - Tragedy
Exemplar A* essay analysing the character of Roderigo in Othello according to the AQA A-Level English Literature B specification.
Includes:
A 1063 word essay examining Iago with the prompt - “Roderigo provides much-needed comic relief throughout the play: in contrast to the darkness and evil of other characters, he is simply a fool."
A perfect revision tool for studying essay structure while also adding to overall knowledge of the play.
In depth quote analysis and niche points of view with regards to the character.
AQA A Level English Literature B Prose NEA Grade A/A*
Prose NEA essay for AQA English Literature B, examining H.G. Wells’ "The War of the Worlds” through a post-colonial lens. Achieved a high A in 2023.
Includes:
Complete essay of 1735 words in PDF format.
Fully cited bibliography.
Original title/prompt question.
Analysis of multiple themes and concepts within the novel.
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AQA A Level English Literature B Coursework Bundle - Prose and Poetry
2 full length essays submitted in 2023 for A Level English Literature B, awarded 69/75.
Includes:
Prose essay examining H.G Wells’ War of the Worlds from a post-colonial viewpoint.
Poetry essay examining Anne Sexton’s Love Poems from a feminist viewpoint.
This bundle gives you a better price for the entire NEA as opposed to buying them both separately.
A/A* (44/50) Exemplar AQA EPQ Dissertation - Norman Conquest
Exemplar AQA EPQ dissertation on the topic of language and the Norman Conquest. Submitted in 2023 and received an A, 44/50 (1 mark away from A*).
Includes:
A dissertation of 5,365 words with the title “Why didn’t the English begin speaking French after 1066?”
Analysis of medieval poetry from a linguistic standpoint.
A fully cited bibliography.
A full contents page.
A perfect example of a topic for students looking to apply to study French, literature or history at university.