Oxford International AQA Examinations: International A Level English Literature: Online Textbook
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Full support for OxfordAQA International A Level English Literature
Author and Series Editor Adrian Beard, Author Graham Elsdon, and Author Pete Bunten
Suitable for: OxfordAQA International A-level English Literature (9675) students & teachers
Price: £29.50
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ISBN:
978-0-19-841203-8
Publication date:
09/02/2017
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272 pages
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- Support exam achievement with exam focused practice and dedicated support on Place in Literary texts and Elements of Crime & Mystery.
- Strengthen students' reading, writing and reasoning skills with extensive opportunities for critical thinking, evaluation and analysis.
- Embed confidence for unseen and set texts with extracts and exercises drawn from a wide range of traditional and contemporary texts.
- Encourage students to develop critical and independent responses to literature, preparing them for university study.
- Challenge and motivate your learners with a range of texts that are suitable for the international classroom.
- Support students' understanding of key concepts and challenging language with Examiner's Tips, Study Tips, Key Terms and a comprehensive glossary.
- This online textbook license can be accessed on a wide range of devices and is valid until 31st December 2026, for use by one student or teacher. Your first login will be sent to you in the mail on a printed access card.
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Table of Contents
1: An introduction to the Oxford International AQA English Literature specification
AS Level Unit 1: Aspects of dramatic tragedy
2: An introduction to aspects of dramatic tragedy
3: Structure and language in tragic drama
4: Setting and place in tragic drama
5: The tragic protagonist
6: Villains and victims
7: Tragic endings
8: The significance of tragedy
AS Level Unit 2: Place in literary texts
9: An introduction to place in literary texts
10: Place as a setting for personal relationships
11: Place: home and homeland
12: Place and the representation of class and identity
13: Place and the significance of the natural world
14: Place and its connection to time
A Level Unit 3: Elements of crime and mystery
15: An introduction to the genre of crime and mystery
16: Crime and punishment: crime writing as a moral genre
17: The criminal
18: The detective
19: The victim
20: Crime writing and the reader
A Level Unit 4: Literary representations
21: An introduction to literary representations
22: Stories and their points of view
23: Textual cohesion
24: Tackling unseen poetry
25: Tackling unseen prose
26: Unit 4: the non-examined option
Preparing for the examinations
Glossary
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