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English Literature - Pearson Edexcel - Prose Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Essay Plan - Theme: Abuse of Power/Power AO1, AO2 &A03 Writing Points, Language Analysis & Context

This document displays highly detailed and analysed context for Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' (1831) for A-Level English Literature using OCR. The context/AO3 ranges from Shelley's own life (the loss of her mother, Mary Wollstonecraft), her husband Percy Shelley and his influence/literature ('To Mary Shelley' a poem by Percy Shelley) all the way to social/economical/political relevance of the 19th century such as the French revolution. Each AO3/contextual point is supported by a quotation/...

These are my flashcards containing all the key information I collated over my education on Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein' (1831). It includes key quotations, organised by possible thesis statements regarding: religion, feminism, science, patriarchy or the inner psyche. Moreover, it follows these key quotes with critical quotes by outsider critics to enhance your AO4, linking to your other comparative text. The main element is the detailed AO3/context, as OCR award 75% of your marks to AO3. Con...

Frankenstein Notes (ENGL 210)

Exam notes for english studies 214 frankenstein exam. includes notes, analysis and a quote bank colour-coded by theme.

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This is a full mark teacher assessed essay on the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley which is one component of the English Literature exam for AQA GCSE Students. This essay received full marks as it uses well developed context and is conceptualised in its response to the question. Therefore, it is worthy of a Grade 9.

Mind map summary sheet for potential essay themes and related quotations regarding the character of the creature in Mary Shelley’s novel, Frankenstein.

Frankenstein Chapter 16 Notes - In-depth Language Analysis AO2 + Context AO3

Texts: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley & The Handmaids Tale by Margaret Atwood Essay Plan: Theme of Creation Good Essay/Comparison points