**Concise, 3 page table describing the features and key examples of the following literary time periods: The Middle English Period 1066-1485 The Renaissance 1485-1660** The Neoclassical Period 1660-1798 The Romantic Period 1798-1832 The Victorian Period 1832-1900 Modern Period 1900-(subject to debate) Post Modern Period 1945 (roughly) - present Key features include relevant historical context, literary techniques and social mores of the time. To be used as a resource for A Level English Literature Information found through classwork and online resources.

**A Level AQA English Literature Anthology: Love poetry through the ages pre-1900 ** 1 page of analysis for each of the 14 poems in the anthology: Whoso List to Hunt Sonnet 116 The Flea To His Coy Mistress The Scrutiny Absent from thee The Garden of Love Ae Fond Kiss She Walks in Beauty Remember The Ruined Maid At An Inn La Belle Dame Sans Merci: A Ballad Non sum qualis eram bonae sub regno cyranae Each poem page has… the poem written out a summary of what the poem generally means relevant context structural and language analysis alternative interpretations of poems Material sourced from various online videos, articles, websites and A Level classwork. The analysis gives possible interpretations of the poems, it is not definitive. Made by a student.

Jekyll and Hyde notes including: Relevant context and critical analysis e.g Freudian analysis Plot, explained with quotations Analysis of themes Character analysis Setting analysis Essay structure tips Includes all the analysis, quotes and points used by a student achieving a grade 9 in English Literature GCSE. Can be used as a primary revision tool, or be used by students to format into other forms of revision e.g flashcards / mindmaps Analysis was accumulated from a variety of sources: classroom teaching, group work, revision guides, online pages and teacher taught youtube videos.

**Revision resource on An Inspector Calls for GCSE English Literature. ** A 5 page, clear and accessible resource, perfect for referencing to craft repsonses to exam questions and making flashcards from. Includes all of the analysis used by a Grade 9 English Literature GCSE student. Includes: brief plot overview - key moments Relevant context and historical influences e.g WW1 and WW2 Key themes e.g generational conflict Character profile with in depth analysis of language and stage directions Practice questions and essay help

**A 5 page Romeo and Juliet, Grade 9 resource perfect for revision for GCSE English Literature. ** This resource includes: Scene by scene simplified plot Relevant context Analysis of the significance of the prologue Detailed character profiles with analysis

*A poem by poem analysis of Carol Ann Duffy’s Feminine Gospels used for the AQA A English Literature A Level ** On each page, there is the poem written in full and colour coded analysis clearly displayed around the text. The name of the poem and its position in the anthology is also clearly shown. A summary / brief idea / intention of the poem - yellow Language analysis with quotes in bold - green Structural analysis - purple Alternative interpretations / possible surrounding ideas - blue In the AQA A specification these poems are compared with another text selected by a school / centre. There may be rare references to Ian McEwan’s Atonement within these notes, since this was the text studied at my centre. I intend to be transparent with what is included in these notes, so please note that the poem ‘Gambler’ no.16, has particularly weak analysis due to its irrelevance in Atonement.