AS and A Level: English Literature: Prose: Modern: James Joyce Coursework

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Read the passage from The Dead - Examine it as an ending to the collection. Look at themes, setting and narrative style.		Read a preview →
Discuss the idea of disappointment in ‘Araby’ and ‘An Encounter’.		Read a preview →
Discuss Joyce’s treatment of the theme of paralysis in the stories on childhood in his novel Dubliners.		Read a preview →
Short Stories Comparison - The Company of Wolves By Angela Carter And Eveline By James Joyce		Read a preview →
"Two Gallants" by James Joyce - a critical analysis.		Read a preview →
Discuss the relationship between Keith and Stephen that is presented in the first Six chapters of the novel 'Spies' the riveting novel written by Michael Frayn is narrated		Read a preview →
Looking at the denouement of The Dead, discuss the emotional variety of Gabriel.		Read a preview →
Dubliners, The Sisters		Read a preview →
Malachi’s Cove and Eveline		Read a preview →
Comparing and Contrast James Joyce "Dubliners"		Read a preview →
Consider the concept of Paralysis in Dubliners		Read a preview →
Explore Joyce’s treatment of Epiphanies in some of the stories you have studied.		Read a preview →
Struggle for Freedom		Read a preview →
A Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man, James Joyce and Myth of Daedalus and Icarus		Read a preview →
Dubliners - ‘Nothing is unnecessary, and nothing is spelled out; we are expected to supply the missing pieces ourselves.’		Read a preview →
Consider the concept of Paralysis in Dubliners		Read a preview →
Dubliners - ‘Nothing is unnecessary, and nothing is spelled out; we are expected to supply the missing pieces ourselves.’		Read a preview →
Joyce's attitude to Dublin in Dubliners		Read a preview →
Theme of discovery in "the Murder", "The Dead" and "Clay"		Read a preview →
Analysis: extract from "the Dead"		Read a preview →
Dubliners: 'The stories are variations on the theme of rebellion from the Dublin environment and entrapment within it.' Discuss how these themes (rebellion/entrapment) are explored in at least THREE of the stories in the collection.		Read a preview →
Dubliners: Choose one story from the collection and discuss how Joyce depicts relationships between people of different generations.		Read a preview →
An analytical study of 'The Pit and The Pendulum', 'An Encounter' and 'The Pedestrian', focusing on the themes of paralysis, entrapment and isolation		Read a preview →
"I call the series Dubliners to betray the soul of that hemiplegia or paralysis which many consider a city."		Read a preview →
Compare and contrast the stories of "Eveline" By James Joyce and "Samphire" by Patrick O'Brian.		Read a preview →

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Looking at the denouement of The Dead, discuss the emotional variety of Gabriel.		Read a preview →
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