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The Great Gatsby: A Level York Notes A Level Revision Guide

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The Great Gatsby: A Level York Notes

F. Scott Fitzgerald

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The student then does on to discuss the question in relation to Richard II.

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AO1 Places emphasis on Nick's role in the novel, which might have been off the mark, but actually results in a pleasingly personal, if slightly less focused, response.

AO2 The emphasis on Nick's role results in a series of useful observations on how meaning is shapes or coloured within the narrative.

AO3 A broad sense of America during the 1920s.

AO4 Helpful, if rather basic, opening link to Greek tragedy.

AO5 A sense that different perspectives are invited by this text, with leanings towards (rather than real engagement with) narrative theory.


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