- How Jane Eyre as a Character is developed by the Settings
- The locations of the novel with lots of tasks
- The True Story of the Lowood Institution
Monthly Archives: October 2019
Prose Literary Study Questions
Examples of Prose Literary Study Questions you will be able to approach (and could begin to plan with the first text) using Jane Eyre and Rebecca:
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A symbolism question
Discuss the effectiveness of the use of symbols in two novels or in three short stories.
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A setting question
With close analysis of two novels, compare how setting is used to develop a significant theme or themes.
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A theme question
“Money and power — it all comes down to that.” Discuss this quotation with reference to any two novels.
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A character question
Discuss the thematic significance of the presentation of a flawed hero or heroine in any two novels.
NB: These seem clear cut - however remember that even with a 'setting' question you must still refer to other techniques i.e character, theme, symbolism etc.
Dissertations Meetings
Here’s reminder of the times we have agreed upon:
This week
- 03/10/19 period 5 – Aiden
- 04/10/19 period 2 – Kyle
- 04/10/19 period 5 – Charlie
Next week
- 07/10/19 period 5 – Andi
- 11/10/19 after school – Kelly
Come prepared with any notes/ideas ect
Writing essays at AH level
This is a super paper. Use it to guide your responses for textual analysis, literary study and dissertation.
Here are today’s Textual Analysis resources:
- Extract from Chapter 1 of The Bell Jar
- The Bell Jar – analysing openings
Here’s a great a paper to help you structure responses not only for TA but also for Lit study and even dissertation:
- How to write a literary analysis essay
