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1. • • Students will complete the study of ‘The Great Gatsby’ by F. Scott Fitzgerald and four selected poems by John Keats; ‘Lamia’, ‘Isabella; or the Pot of Basil’, ‘The Eve of St Agnes’ and ‘La Belle Dame Sans Merci’, galvanising knowledge, understanding and skills in relation to the study of aspect of tragedy.
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   What is AQA English literature B A level?

   • The AQA English Literature B AS/A Level specifi cations provide an approach to the study of English literature through the critical lens of genre. At AS Level the genres available for study are tragedy and comedy. At A Level the genres are tragedy, comedy, crime writing and political and social protest writing.

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   What is the poetry anthology 'tragedy'?

   • The Poetry Anthology: Tragedy has been put together to exemplify ‘aspects’ of the genre. There is no attempt to claim that each individual poem is itself an example of a complete ‘tragedy’. However, as a collection, this anthology provides students with a range of aspects which together will give an understanding of the wider genre.

   Aspects of tragedy: Text overview - The Poetry Anthology (Tragedy) - A…

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   What is genre study in English literature B?

   • Genre study is at the heart of English Literature B and the two broad genres available for study are tragedy and comedy. Just as meanings of texts are not fixed, neither are definitions of genre, which frequently change and become blurred.

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   How do you write about texts in English literature B?

   • writing about texts in a number of different ways. Genre study is at the heart of English Literature B and the four broad genres available for study are tragedy, comedy, crime writing and political and social protest writing. Just as meanings of texts are not fixed, neither are definitions of genre, which frequently change and become blurred.

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   What is the Qan for a-level English literature B?

   • The QAN for the A-level is 601/5328/3. There is overlapping content in the AS and A-level English Literature B specifications. This helps you teach the AS and A-level together. Students who fail to reach the minimum standard for grade E will be recorded as U (unclassified) and will not receive a qualification certificate.

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   What is a literary genre?

   • In Literary genres, the texts are connected through a mainstream literary genre: either Aspects of tragedy or Aspects of comedy. Tragedy and comedy have a long tradition in literature, with their origins in the ancient world and with a specific emphasis on drama.

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   key words related to tragedy: tragedye/no remedye/ adversitee/ prosperitee, clearly suggesting the connection between them and the inevitability of the tragic experience.

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   Sep 12, 2019 · AQA English Literature B Poetry anthology (tragedy) Extracts from The Prologue of The Monk’s Tale and The Monk’s Tale, ‘Jessie Cameron’, Extract from Paradise Lost, ‘Tithonus’, ‘The Convergence of the Twain’, ‘The Death of Cuchulain’, ‘Out, out-’, 'Death in Leamington', 'Miss Gee'.

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   AQA English Literature B Poetry anthology (tragedy) Extracts from the Prologue of 'The Monk’s Tale' and The Monk’s Tale, ‘Jessie Cameron’, Extract from Paradise Lost, ‘Tithonus’, ‘The Convergence of the Twain’, ‘The Death of Cuchulain’, ‘Out, out…’, 'Death in Leamington', 'Miss Gee'

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   AQA English Literature B Poetry Anthology (Tragedy): Extracts from the Prologue of ‘The Monk’s Tale’ and ‘The Monk’s Tale’ by Geoffrey Chaucer; ‘Jessie Cameron’ by Christina Rossetti; Extract from Paradise Lost by John Milton; ‘Tithonus’ by Alfred, Lord Tennyson; ‘The Convergence of the Twain’ by Thomas Hardy; ‘The Death of Cuchulain’ by W.B. Y...

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   • a poetry anthology to give you free and easy access to a range of poetry so that you don’t need to source all the poems set for study • marked and annotated student responses to the questions on our specimen papers, with

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   AQA English Literature B Poetry Anthology (Tragedy): Extracts from the Prologue of ‘The Monk’s Tale’ and ‘The Monk’s Tale’ by Geoffrey Chaucer; ‘Jessie Cameron’ by Christina Rossetti; Extract from Paradise Lost by John Milton; ‘Tithonus’ by Alfred, Lord Tennyson; ‘The Convergence of the Twain’

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   Exposed to the study of ‘Othello’ by William Shakespeare and ‘Death of a Salesman’ by Arthur Miller, students will be introduced to the literary genre of tragedy, and gain skills in analysing how tragedy is conveyed through authorial methods used in both Classical and Modern tragedy.