AS and A Level: English Literature: Poetry: Post-1770: Carol Ann Duffy Coursework

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Carver has been called a "dirty realist". In what way do you think this can be applied to "Neighbors" and "They're not your husband"?		Read a preview →
In both 'The Boy Without a Name' by Allan Ahlberg and 'Back in the Playground Blues' by Adrian Mitchell, a negative outlook on school is shown.		Read a preview →
Commentary on Dorothy Parker's "Mr. Durant".		Read a preview →
Comparing Before You Were Mine by Carol Ann Duffy with * by Simon Armitage.		Read a preview →
Childhood and Memories poetry.		Read a preview →
In the Park - oral analysis.		Read a preview →
"A Chinese Sage" is a poem written by Elizabeth Jennings and is part of a collection called Growing-Points, written in 1975.		Read a preview →
'A Contrasting Pair' - The two poems 'Not My Business' and 'This Room' are both from the different cultures topic.		Read a preview →
Critical Analysis of "Before You Were Mine" by Carol Ann Duffy.		Read a preview →
Compare and contrast the poem "Old Man, Old Man" by U A Fanthorpe to the poem "Warning" by Jenny Joseph. Both were written in the twentieth century and were chosen as their theme, old age, links them together.		Read a preview →
Compare the ways Maya Angelou and William Cowper present the issue of slavery in the poems 'Still I Rise' and 'The Negro's Complaint'.		Read a preview →
Comparing Head of English to R.E your poem and recent visit.		Read a preview →
I am going to look at the theme of old age in the poems 'Warning' by Jenny Joseph and 'Lore' by R.S Thomas.		Read a preview →
How does Swindells effectively create and integrate the characters of Link and Shelter into his novel "Stone Cold".		Read a preview →
What do you find interesting about the way Duffy presents loving relationships in three poems in this collection?		Read a preview →
'The World's Wife revises fairytale, history and myth and reworks it into contemporary, feminist fables.' With reference to three of the poems in the volume examine the techniques employed by Duffy in writing contemporary feminist fables.		Read a preview →
Language in Road.		Read a preview →
Is a coherent view of the past discernible in Carol Ann Duffy's anthology Mean Time?		Read a preview →
What do you find distinctive about Duffy's use of dramatic monologue?		Read a preview →
Discuss 'The Cool Web' by Robert Graves and 'Words' by Edward Thomas.		Read a preview →
Comparing "Time and Place" Poems: "A Major Road for Romney Marsh," "Balance Sheet" and "In Romney Marsh"		Read a preview →
Compare how two poets present their feelings about another person - One poem must be "The Laboratory" by Robert Browning, the other is "Stealing" by Carol Ann Duffy.		Read a preview →
Comparing Ogun to Charlotte O'Neil's Song.		Read a preview →
Finding the Answer.		Read a preview →
Poetry Appreciation – “Mean Time”.		Read a preview →

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Carol Ann Duffy explores the theme of childhood. Discuss in reference to at least two poems.		Read a preview →
What connections have you found between the ways in which Duffy and Pugh create characters in their poetry? You must include in your response a detailed, critical discussion of at least two of Duffy’s poems.		Read a preview →
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