Eduqas poetry Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

In this document there are two spider diagrams looking at the context of two periods, zooming into contextual aspects of conflict, the individual and society. All fo the context is for prose and poetry context and can be used for CIE A-level English Literature or Eduqas A-level English Literature. It also includes critical comments about society, conflict and the individual in these times.

Revision notes, including key points and high level technical analysis for Seamus Heany's 'Death of a Naturalist'. Useful for Grade 9 Essay Writing or Revision

Notes about Wilfred Owens - the poet that wrote Dulce Et Decorum Est. Useful for Eduqas English Literature Paper 1 for the poetry anthology.

Analysis on WJEC Eduqas GCSE poetry Anthology.

You will receive thorough notes, language analysis, context, and criticism for the main poems studied from Plath's 'Selected Poems' anthology as part of the English Literature A level. Poems covered are: The Stones, Mary's Song, You're, Morning Song, By Candlelight, Nick and the Candlestick, Winter Trees, Sheep in Fog, Ariel, Cut, Daddy, The Tulips, Crossing the Water, Maudlin, Finisterre, Death & Co, Edge, Mirror, Lesbos. Poems covered address a wide range of thematic concerns in Plath's work ...

You will receive thorough notes, language analysis, context, and criticism for the main poems studied from Hughes' 'Selected Poems (by Simon Armitage)' anthology as part of the English Literature A level. Poems covered are: The March Calf, The Jaguar, Full Moon and Little Frieda, The Horses, Emily Bronte, Heptonstall, The Thought Fox, Snowdrop, Thistles, Wodwo, Mayday on Holderness, Lovesong, Littleblood, That Moment, Crow's First Lesson, Examination at the Womb-Door, Her Husband, October Dawn. ...

A page of notes about the eduqas poem Mametz Wood by Welsh poet Owen Sheers. The notes are at GCSE level and are used in the Eduqas English Literature Paper 1

Coming from a grade 9 student, these mind maps really helped me wrap my head around all 18 poems, which is quite a lot, and although they took an age to make, it was worth it, especially because of the high - quality analysis and ideas. Now that I no longer need them, it is time that they go to someone else who does and I really hope that they help you too!

Eduqas/ WJEC A Level English Literature John Keats (Pre-1900 poetry) essay. This essay received an A* (39/40). I also have other Eduqas A Level English Literature essays available.

Wjec/ Eduqas english literature John Keats (pre-1900 poetry) essay. This essay received an A*