Mrs dalloway - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Includes list of all past questions for Edexcel English A Level Paper 2, comparing 'Tess of the d'Urbervilles' and 'Mrs Dalloway. Includes essay plans on: romantic relationships/marriage, women's experiences of love, time, setting, isolation/loneliness, female agency/autonomy, identity, disappointment/hope, and class/societal judgement. Useful for exam preparation.

2 © OCR 2023 H072/02 Jun23 Section 1 – Drama Question Page Noel Coward: Private Lives 1 3 Tennessee Williams: A Streetcar Named Desire 2 3 Harold Pinter: The Homecoming 3 4 Alan Bennett: The History Boys 4 4 Polly Stenham: That Face 5 5 Jez Butterworth: Jerusalem 6 5 Section 2 – Prose Question Page F Scott Fitzgerald: The Great Gatsby 7 6 Angela Carter: The Bloody Chamber and Other Stories 8 7 George Orwell: Nineteen Eighty-Four 9 8 Virginia Woolf: Mrs Dalloway 10 9 Mohsin Ham...

Themes in Wuthering Heights and Mrs Dalloway

Gertrude Stein's lover Ans Alice B Toklas apostrophe (figure of speech) Ans exclamatory figure of speech where speaker speaks to personified abstract concept or inanimate object conceit Ans compares two disimilar things in a surprising way transactional approach Ans The idea that the reader constructs a meaning from the text that reflects both the reader and the text. hestia/vesta Ans health and home (greek) Triolet Ans 1 stanza poem of 8 lines Couplet Ans Two consecutive lines...

'Wuthering Heights' and 'Mrs Dalloway': Alienation

CCHT Exam Question & Correct Answer (A+ Graded) 2024/2025 Which of the following statements most accurately defines Clarissa Dalloway's status in London society, as suggested in the selection from Mrs. Dalloway? - CORRECT ANSWER-She is a wealthy woman who can afford a nice house, a servant, and catering. Which of the following statements about Clarissa Dalloway reflect the way she is portrayed in the selection from Mrs. Dalloway? Choose three options. - CORRECT ANSWER-She is living i...

Postmodernism Postmodernism - correct answer aesthetic, cultural *metafiction* (narrative within narrative) *self-reflexivity* *blurring of boundaries* (no high & low culture) *sheer play and existential commitment* *pastiche* (Comic Mona Lisa) (pieces of art alluding to what came before, revisit old style vs. Modernism, reinvent everything) *linguistic scepticism/deconstruction* (poststructuralism: meaning collapsed, my pen is not your pen) Meaning = unstable Not just literature, als...

Praxis 5038 - Historical Periods & Authors, Works Already Graded A Ancient World Literature Homer Aristotle Plato Medieval & Early Modern World Literature Dante "Inferno" Martin Luther "Speech at the Diet" Machiavelli "The Prince" Old English Period (450-1066) Beowulf "The Wanderer" Middle English Period () Chaucer "Canterbury Tales" "The Cuckoo Song" The Renaissance - British () Shakespeare "Hamlet" "Macbeth" Milton "Paradise Lost" Carew "An Elegy upon the Death of the D...

‘Women in Literature are often portrayed as dependent on men.’ By comparing Sense and Sensibility with Mrs Dalloway, discuss how far you have found this to be the case.