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Old Man Goriot Character quotes
Submitted by Ruvi
A LONG list of quotes and significant passages about the three main characters in Old Man Goriot: Goriot, Eugene and Vautrin.
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Old Man Goriot Quotes
Submitted by Ruvi
A LONG list of significant quotes and passages from Old Man Goriot, arranged in categories.
- old man goriot
- quotes
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Tips and phrases for how to write your Reflective Statement
Submitted by ncarmont
Here are some helpful phrases and tips for writing your IB literature Reflective statement which is worth and overall of about 3% of your IB grade. I am a level 7 IB literature student.
- reflective statement
- IB
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Commentary pointers
Submitted by jjlaw
Important pointers to keep note of when writing your commentary.
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Commentary - Ethan Frome
Submitted by jjlaw
This is my essay which I used for my IOP in 2014. It is titled " How are the themes in Wharton's Ethan Frome constructed through her use of imagery?"
When I started IB, I found English Literature to be very difficult (and I still do) so I thought I would share this essay with whoever is struggling to analyze Ethan Frome or thinking of doing IB.
I do not know the grade of my IOP, but my teacher told me I did a good job and my peers told me it was insightful as well.
Enjoy!
- IOP
- ethan frome
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World Literature Paper 2013 ("Family Ties" By C. Lispector)
Submitted by by.andrew
This essay was an analysis of Clarice Lispector's use of narrow settings in her work, "Family Ties". "Family Ties" is the title of the collection of short stories we covered in class. In this essay, I attempt to analyse four stories.
Although I think I offer some acute observations, some ideas are left undeveloped (granted, 1500 words isn't enough to say something significant) and some ideas do not mesh together with the essay prompt very well. The essay also sounds a bit verbose, and I think I used too many big words or used inappropriate words because it is quite hard to understand at times.
I didn't get the mark breakdown, but based on my final mark, I would guesstimate that this essay received a mid 6 ~ low 7.
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Comparative Paper 2 on Drama (Beckett, Shakespeare, Miller)
Submitted by by.andrew
Prompt: "Visual Action can be as important as speech on stage". Discuss with referencing at least two works that you have studied.
I chose to write my essay on Beckett's Waiting for Godot, Miller's Death of a Salesman, and Shakespeare's Hamlet. We only got 90 minutes to do this essay, so it's a bit unfinished near the last point/conclusion.
Received a 6.
- Comparative
- Paper 2
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Emma by Jane Austen - Mr. Woodhouse's Quirks - Level 6
Submitted by mariansc95
An "open topic" paper on Emma by Jane Austen, in which I wrote about the character of Mr. Woodhouse and his absurdities.
- austen
- jane austen
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Grade 7 paper 2 essay (drama)
Submitted by khimberleigh
A Paper 2 english literature essay on a past drama topic about stories and their effect in plays.
The texts used were A Streetcar Named Desire, Death of a Salesman and very briefly Waiting for Godot.
This was marked by an IB examiner and received a 7 (23/25).
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Written assignment.
Submitted by Guest
English A: Literature Written Assignment on the work Blood Wedding by Federico Garcia Lorca.
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Notes on Theme of gods in Antigone
Submitted by Guest
Some notes on the theme of the gods in Antigone
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