AQA • English Literature

An extremely thorough, page-by-page analysis of A Streetcar Named Desire Scene 5.

An extremely thorough, page-by-page analysis of A Streetcar Named Desire Scene 4.

An extremely thorough, page-by-page analysis of A Streetcar Named Desire Scene 3.

An extremely thorough, page-by-page analysis of A Streetcar Named Desire Scene 2.

An extremely thorough, page-by-page analysis of A Streetcar Named Desire Scene 1. Includes the commentary, with analysis & contextual information to use in exams.

I was taught by two AQA English Literature A Level Markers. I achieved an A* in my English Literature A Level. This is my revision guide summarising the play act by act, with key quotes picked out for using in essays.

‘Paradoxically, texts present jealousy as a destructive force existing within the deepest love.’ In light of this view, discuss how Shakespeare presents Othello’s feelings for Iago in this extract and elsewhere in the play. I was taught by two AQA English Literature A Level markers. I achieved an A* in this essay on Othello.

How does Shakespeare present differing attitudes to love and marriage in Othello. I was taught by two AQA A Level English Literature markers. This was an A* essay.

Typically, texts about husbands and wives present marriage from a male point of view. In light of this view, discuss how Shakespeare presents ideas about marriage in this extract and elsewhere in the play. I was taught by two AQA English Literature A Level markers. I achieved an A* in A Level English Literature. This is an A* Othello Essay.

Discuss the presentation of women in Shakespeare's Othello. I was taught by two AQA English Literature A Level Markers. This essay achieved an A* in my English Literature Othello module.