GCSE: English Literature: Poetry: Post-1914: By Genre: War Poetry Coursework

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Compare and contrast		Read a preview →
In her short story		Read a preview →
"The Ancient Mariner".		Read a preview →
Elegiac and Melancholy in Arnold.		Read a preview →
The Death of Marilyn Monroe - Choose a poem, which forces you to face up to an unpleasant truth. Show how the poet achieves this effect. You must refer to at least two of: theme; word choice; or any other appropriate feature.		Read a preview →
Describe the conditions experienced by British soldiers on the Western Front in the years 1915-1917. (450 words max, 15 marks)		Read a preview →
The theme that links my three chosen poems, 'Cold in the Earth', 'The Toys' and 'Autumn' is that of death.		Read a preview →
To explore the main characters relationships with other characters and how the relationships develop (young and naïve to an experienced soldier) (wise) ( Paul Baumer ).		Read a preview →
Terminal Days at Beverley Farms By Robert Lowell - review		Read a preview →
Death, Yet but a Word.		Read a preview →
Comparative Study of Poetry		Read a preview →
Compare and contrast the poetic of death and 'seizing the day.' 'Death the leveller' by James Shirley and 'to the virgins, make much of time' by Robert Herrick.		Read a preview →
Eighteen		Read a preview →
"Ambulances" by Philip Larkin.		Read a preview →
A Look into the Human Mind - Slaughterhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut.		Read a preview →
How does Joseph Mitchell in 'Up in the Old Hotel' use Louie, the Restaurant building and old New York as a vehicle to portray the difference between the past and the present, and to contrast between life and death?		Read a preview →
To what extent can a near death experience be considered a religious experience?		Read a preview →
Compare and contrast 'Bishop Hatto' by Robert Southey and 'The Lady of Shalott' by Lord Alfred Tennyson. Show how these poets have used poetry to bring their stories to life.		Read a preview →
Comparative Essay: Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson.		Read a preview →
How much of himself does Causley reveal in his poem 'Richard Bartlett'?		Read a preview →
The character of Granny Weatherall, the central character in Katherine Anne Porter's 'The Jilting of Granny Weatherall'.		Read a preview →
Comparison of pre 1914 poetry.		Read a preview →
'Drummer Hodge' written by Thomas Hardy discussed.		Read a preview →
The title 'autobiography' is ironic. This poem works on deception.		Read a preview →
Alabaster Chambers and Hope's Feathered Wings: A Contrast/Comparison of Two Dickinson Poems.		Read a preview →

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