A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE OTHELLO ESSAY - 2021 Othello – William Shakespeare ‘Desdemona is an innocent tragic victim who evokes pity.’

NOTES ON GENRE, STRUCTURE AND LANGUAGE IN 'OTHELLO' WHICH I USED TO HELP ME ACHIEVE AN A* - AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE B - This document provides a brief and concise analysis of genre, structure and language in 'Othello.' The ideas within this document can be incorporated and adapted into any essay.

A very detailed and in depth analysis of multiple key quotes from each act. there are 14 A3 pages worth of highly detailed quotes.

An exemplar essay exploring the significance of revenge to the tragedy of ‘Othello.’

Essential quote bank for English Literature AS/A Level students studying Keats’ poetry. This bank includes all quotes you will ever need from ‘Lamia’ and ‘The Eve of St Agnes.’ Analysis of quotes is included. Quotes are organised by themes and characters.

A plethora of essential and advanced quotes from ‘Death of a Salesman’ by Arthur Miller. This document would be of great use to English Literature AS/A level students. Quotes are organised by character and theme. Analysis of quotes is included.

The perfect quote bank for ‘Othello’ by Shakespeare to use when preparing for exams or practicing essay writing. Every single quote you could possibly need all in one place! The quotes are organised by Act (1-5) with the scene indicated in brackets. Within each Act, the quotes are organised by character (e.g. Iago) and theme (e.g. jealousy). This is an extensive collection, you do not need to learn every single one of these for your exam. However, it is good to be familiar with the language ...

multiple quote banks for act one of othello, quotes with following explanation.

Detailed and interactive resource for death of a salesman for alevel studies.

This is something that I did for my school work in Year 12. In the document, it has the location of the scene, the characters in it, the summary, the summary of the scene, the quotes, the vocab that is in the scene/I learnt in the day and the tragic features that (in my opinion) were in the scene. Each quote on the page is highlighted to be associated with a colour and most of the quotes are in order of the scene.