Durham University (DUT)

This essay is from first year English Literature at Durham University. It responds to the exploitations and reinforcements of generic conformity and experimentation of the restoration comedy 'The Rover' by Aphra Behn and how both concepts detract and compliment each other. It discusses in detail the thematic elements within the play of prostitution, rape, financial advancement through means of marriage, female agency and features of restoration comedy by providing compelling points and immense...

Peace of Westphalia Essay - Received a 1st

Moral Saint Essay - Received a 1st

Can someone who values welfare and autonomy consistently support sweatshop regulation? - Received a 1st

What is the best argument against a market in kidneys? Does it succeed? “An interaction that is consensual, benefits all parties and harms no one cannot be wrongful.” Discuss. Should athletes be allowed to take performance-enhancing drugs? Essays answered in Applied Ethics Exam - received a 1st

Essay about the Repugnant Conclusion, receiving a 1st

The essay is about Tiffany's current positioning and the issues the company is facing. It then focus on possible solutions and in the end on the importance of the customer experience with a particular focus on Flagship Stores.

A summary of the entirety of Theme 2 of the Edexcel/Pearson A Level economics specification. Based on the book 'Edexcel AS/A level Economics, 6th Edition' by Alain Anderton. A* Grade Analysis & Evaluation points included. Includes all necessary diagrams and variations, with short explanations. Detailed but concise notes.

I was awarded a first class mark for my double dissertation in English Literature at Durham University. This dissertation is 50 pages with in depth analysis of plays including Romeo and Juliet and Twelfth Night.

18-page summary on the topic of Non-fatal Offences Against Person, including (1) the common law offences, (2) Statutory law offences under Offences Against Person Act 1861, and (3) discussion on key debates such as (a) consenting to harm, (b) transmission of STDs, etc.