GCE A Level AS Level English Literature
Course
In Carlisle
Description
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Type
Course
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Location
Carlisle
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Start date
Different dates available
If you like reading, and talking about the books you have read and the ideas they raise, then this course is for you.
You will develop your analytical skills, learn to support or debate an interpretation effectively, and consider some of the fundamental questions that literature asks us. You will also improve your essay-writing and presenting, skills which will be valuable to you whatever future path you take.
You will learn through independent research, lectures, seminars and discussion, and gain skills which will equip you well for the world of work and university study.If you like reading, and talking about the books you have read and the ideas they raise, then this course is for you.
You will develop your analytical skills, learn to support or debate an interpretation effectively, and consider some of the fundamental questions that literature asks us. You will also improve your essay-writing and presenting, skills which will be valuable to you whatever future path you take.
You will learn through independent research, lectures, seminars and discussion, and gain skills which will equip you well for the world of work and university study.
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Subjects
- Skills and Training
- Writing
- Interpretation
- University
- English
Course programme
Paper 1: Love through the ages
Study of three texts: one poetry and one prose text, of which one must be written pre-1900, and one Shakespeare play. Examination will include two unseen poems.
Paper 2: Texts in a shared context
Choice of two options:
Option 2A: WW1 and its afternath
Option 2B: Modern times: literature from 1945 to the present day
Study of three texts: one prose, one poetry, and one drama, of which one must be written post-2000
Examination will include an unseen extract.
Non-exam assessment: Independent critical study: texts across time
Comparative critical study of two texts, at least one of which must have been written pre-1900.
One extended essay (2500 words) and a bibliography.
Method of Study
Various methods of study are used including:
- Set homework
- Student presentations
- Formal lectures
- Class discussion
Additional information
Your work will be assessed as follows:
- Course Work
- Examination
GCE A Level AS Level English Literature