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AO3 Literary Context and Cultural Context

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Glass Menagerie - The American Depression.pp

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and criticism from Michael Billington.

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Streetcar interview with Williams and Guardian article (2)

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The life of the man.

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Powerpoint presentation

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Biographical information

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Alan Bennett has had a fantastic career to date

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A framework for analysing anthology texts

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A framework for analysing anthology texts

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Analysing texts in the Anthology - framework

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A guide to formatting radio scripts

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An interview from the Independent

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A detailed insight into the deals, alliances and meetings that took place from the moment the first plane hit the north tower on September 11 2001

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Tony Blair led Britain to war in Iraq - collins speech

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An article that describes the real life events that inspired the film.

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A table describing features of spontaneous speech and their functions.

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An article describing Diana''s influence on the monarchy.

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JFK's inaugural address was world changing

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JFK's inaugural address was world changing

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An article describing the power of Kennedy's speech.

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Biographical information about the journalist.

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Newspaper articles and transcripts exploring Oscar Wilde's life.

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Website

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To speak of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald is to invoke the Jazz Age, romance, and outrageous early success with all its attendant perils. Their names summon flappers, reckless spending, gleaming hotel lobbies, smoky speakeasies, ocean journeys, white suits, smart dresses, and a nostalgia for lost innocence. In spite of leading short, nomadic lives they defined an era and left an abundance of artistic achievements.

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The Estate of F. Scott Fitzgerald Literary Author Licensing

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To speak of F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald is to invoke the Jazz Age, romance, and outrageous early success with all its attendant perils. Their names summon flappers, reckless spending, gleaming hotel lobbies, smoky speakeasies, ocean journeys, white suits, smart dresses, and a nostalgia for lost innocence.

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Channel 4 documentary

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Diana In Her Own Words (2017) - Channel 4

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Diana: In Her Own Words (2017) - Channel 4 Brand new documentary of Diana at her most candid, natural and charismatic which provides valuable insight into one of the most iconic women of the late 20th century documentary 2017 documentary 2017 trailer documentary 2017 national geographic documentary 2017 hd documentary

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A series of short clips in which eminent writers and performers discuss Othello.

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Hay festival - Talking about Shakespeare

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Hay Festival is celebrating the global impact of Shakespeare in the 400th anniversary year of his death with an exciting and ambitious programme of talks, workshops and projects.

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contemporary and modern.

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The Times original review of The Great Gatsby

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Professor John McRae (University of Nottingham) introduces Philip Larkin's 1964 collection of poems, The Whitsun Weddings.

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MASSOLIT: Introduction to Philip Larkin's Whitsun Weddings

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In this lecture, Professor John McRae (University of Nottingham) introduces Philip Larkin's 1964 collection of poems, The Whitsun Weddings.

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A documentary in which critic Terry Eagleton challenges Larkin's reputation as a poet, stating that he was sexist and racist.