First Class English Literature Essays
Fiction & Literature, Essays & Letters, Essays, Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Education & Teaching
| Author: | Joanne M. Weselby | ISBN: | 9781311039606 |
| Publisher: | Joanne M. Weselby | Publication: | August 27, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Joanne M. Weselby |
| ISBN: | 9781311039606 |
| Publisher: | Joanne M. Weselby |
| Publication: | August 27, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
This book provides a collection of English Literature essays which received First Class/Distinction at Undergraduate level. They can be used to assist your studies in a particular topic or as a more generalised template of how to go about answering your essay question.
The topics covered include:
* From Beowulf to Blake: The Evolution of the Individual Identity (An Exploration of Identity in Beowulf, Hamlet and The Marriage of Heaven and Hell)
* The Sonnet and Its Blurred Boundaries (An Analysis of Paterson’s 101 Sonnets)
* The Revelation or Concealment of Reality (Plato Versus Aristotle)
* Contestation of Britain’s Status as a Multi-Racial Nation (Gilroy’s Challenge of High Society)
* Tearing Down the Binary (The Multiplicity of Hall’s Queer Theories)
* Interrupting Salih’s Migration to the North (Complications Arising from Bhabha’s Location of Culture)
* Appropriated Bodies, Appropriated Voices (The Silenced Women of the South African Transition)
This book provides a collection of English Literature essays which received First Class/Distinction at Undergraduate level. They can be used to assist your studies in a particular topic or as a more generalised template of how to go about answering your essay question.
The topics covered include:
* From Beowulf to Blake: The Evolution of the Individual Identity (An Exploration of Identity in Beowulf, Hamlet and The Marriage of Heaven and Hell)
* The Sonnet and Its Blurred Boundaries (An Analysis of Paterson’s 101 Sonnets)
* The Revelation or Concealment of Reality (Plato Versus Aristotle)
* Contestation of Britain’s Status as a Multi-Racial Nation (Gilroy’s Challenge of High Society)
* Tearing Down the Binary (The Multiplicity of Hall’s Queer Theories)
* Interrupting Salih’s Migration to the North (Complications Arising from Bhabha’s Location of Culture)
* Appropriated Bodies, Appropriated Voices (The Silenced Women of the South African Transition)
