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Explore the themes and structural elements of Imtiaz Dharker's poem 'Tissue'. This analysis delves into the fragility of human power, the significance of paper, and the causes of conflict, providing key quotations and comparisons to other works. Ideal for students studying modern poetry and its commentary on identity, freedom, and the human experience.

Imtiaz Dharker's Tissue Analysis

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Tissue

“The farmers bride” and “walking away” annotated poems 

Dive into the themes of love and relationships through detailed analyses of 'The Farmer's Bride' and 'Walking Away'. This study note provides annotations and insights into the emotional complexities and poetic devices used by Charlotte Mew and C. Day-Lewis, enhancing your understanding of these poignant works. Ideal for GCSE English Literature students.

Exploring Love in Poetry

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“the farmers bride” and “walking away” annotated poems 

love and relationships poetry 

Love and relationships poetry 

Explore the central themes of 'The Merchant of Venice', including prejudice, law vs. mercy, greed vs. generosity, and the complexities of love and friendship. This summary delves into character dynamics, societal intolerance, and the interplay of justice and revenge, providing insights into Shakespeare's exploration of human relationships and moral dilemmas.

Key Themes in MoV

Savannah Madigan

the merchant of venice themes 

The Merchant of Venice themes 

Explore the themes of sisterhood and growing up in Liz Lochhead's 'Poem for My Sister'. This annotated analysis delves into key concepts such as metaphor, imagery, and the emotional dynamics between older and younger sisters. Ideal for students studying unseen poetry, this resource highlights the contrasts in experiences and the desire to protect innocence. Gain insights into the poetic techniques used to convey complex familial relationships.

Sisterhood in Poetry

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unseen poetry annotated poem for my sister 

unseen poetry annotated Poem for my sister 

Lord of The Flies -LOTF- Key Quotes by Chapter with Context/Notes. Courtesy of  my Teacher . PS: If you use or see this please like it or follow me if you can! 

Explore pivotal quotes from Chapters 4 to 7 of 'Lord of the Flies' that illustrate the themes of civilization versus savagery. This summary provides context and analysis, highlighting character dynamics and the escalating tension among the boys. Ideal for exam preparation and deeper understanding of Golding's work.

Key Quotes: LOTF Chapters 4-7

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lord of the flies -lotf- key quotes by chapter with context/notes. courtesy of  my teacher . ps: if you use or see this please like it or follow me if you can! 

lord of the flies -chapter 4,5,6&7 key quoyes by chapter

Lord of The Flies -Chapter 4,5,6&7 Key Quoyes by Chapter

Detalied annotations on The Farmers Bride by Charlotte Mew.

Explore in-depth annotations and thematic analysis of 'The Farmer's Bride' by Charlotte Mew. This study note covers key themes such as unrequited love, power dynamics in marriage, and the use of nature imagery. Ideal for GCSE English Literature students seeking to understand the complexities of the poem and its characters.

Analyzing The Farmer's Bride

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detalied annotations on the farmers bride by charlotte mew.

the farmers bride 

The Farmers Bride 

Analysis of power and conflict poem War photographer

In-depth exploration of Carol Ann Duffy's 'War Photographer', focusing on themes of suffering, memory, and the impact of war. This analysis examines key literary devices such as sibilance, metaphors, and biblical references, highlighting the emotional weight of the photographer's experiences and the cyclical nature of conflict. Ideal for students studying power and conflict poetry.

War Photographer Analysis

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analysis of power and conflict poem war photographer

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War photographer-Carol Ann Duffy 

Explore essential literary devices including juxtaposition, simile, personification, and more. This summary highlights their definitions and examples, aiding in understanding figurative language and enhancing your writing skills. Perfect for students studying English literature.

Key Literary Devices

Emma Martin

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English devices 

Explore the poignant themes of loss and irony in Thomas Hardy's 'A Wife in London.' This analysis delves into the emotional effects of war on loved ones, utilizing literary devices such as simile, onomatopoeia, and pathetic fallacy. Ideal for students studying poetry and the impact of conflict in literature.

Impact of War in Hardy's Poem

jasmine

annotated poem ‘a wife in london’ 

Annotated poem ‘A wife in London’ 

The Ghosts of Christmas Past, present and future.

Explore the pivotal moments in 'A Christmas Carol' as Scrooge encounters the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come. This summary highlights key scenes, including Scrooge's regrets, the Cratchit family's struggles, and the haunting vision of his own grave. Ideal for understanding character development and themes of redemption. Type: Summary.

Scrooge's Transformative Journey

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the ghosts of christmas past, present and future.

a christmas carol: past, present and future

A Christmas Carol: Past, Present and Future

A Christmas Carol Key Quotes annotated and explained in an organised powerpoint.

Explore key quotes and annotations from 'A Christmas Carol' that reveal Scrooge's complex personality and journey towards redemption. This presentation delves into metaphors, similes, and rhetorical questions that illustrate his cold-heartedness and eventual change. Ideal for students studying Dickens' themes of poverty, family, and social responsibility.

Scrooge's Transformation Insights

a christmas carol key quotes annotated and explained in an organised powerpoint.

Identify and Explain the Function of a Simile

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