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Last updated

22 February 2018

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The inspiration and original idea for this resource was @MrsSpalding on Twitter, and this is the product of a collaboration with two other Twitter users.

The three GCSE Literature texts addressed are:
* Macbeth
* A Christmas Carol
* An Inspector Calls

and a range of critical theories are applied to each, including:

* Marxist theory
* Feminist theory
* Jungian archetypes
* Freudian theory
* Aristotelian theory
* Structuralist theory
* Nietzschean philosophy
* John Locke's theory of 'tabula rasa' (nature vs nurture)

and is geared towards use with more-able students so that they can make conceptual interpretations of the literary texts studied to access the highest bands in the exams.
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MissHunkins

a year ago
5

So helpful, thank you

shoshechad

4 years ago
5

Amazing!! Thank you!!

mitchlee100

7 years ago
5

Sorry if I'm being thick but do the current AOs give marks for critical theory at GCSE? I can see how it does for A level but please explain if AO1or3 might have scope for this (as I'm dying to teach it!)

carts64

7 years ago
5

Thank you for your generosity.

mib125

7 years ago
5

Amazing ...thanks

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