[emelizabeth]

Does anyone know what the questions were that came up in January 2012 or have a copy of the paper?
Mainly for Othello and Doctor Faustus/Pardoner's Tale?

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[cerrr]

(Original post by emelizabeth)
Does anyone know what the questions were that came up in January 2012 or have a copy of the paper?
Mainly for Othello and Doctor Faustus/Pardoner's Tale?

Othello: a) By considering the dramatic effects of the play, evaluate the view that 'Iago does not destroy Othello, he provokes Othello to destroy himself'

b) The contrast between public and private settings is central to the dramatic effects of the play

Section B: 5) 'Words can entice us, can compel us, can ensnare us' - discuss persuasive or seductive uses of language.

6) 'We admire defiance and disobedience - especially in the face of the inevitable' - discuss defiance and disobedience.

7) 'There is a fine line between heroism and foolishness' - discuss heroism.

8) 'Because we know we must die, we live all the more intensely' - discuss living life to the full.

9) 'Laughter is always dangerous' - discuss humour.

10) 'Love is the most selfish of emotions' - discuss love.

HOPE THIS HELPS!

[emelizabeth]

(Original post by cerrr)
Othello: a) By considering the dramatic effects of the play, evaluate the view that 'Iago does not destroy Othello, he provokes Othello to destroy himself'

b) The contrast between public and private settings is central to the dramatic effects of the play

Section B: 5) 'Words can entice us, can compel us, can ensnare us' - discuss persuasive or seductive uses of language.

6) 'We admire defiance and disobedience - especially in the face of the inevitable' - discuss defiance and disobedience.

7) 'There is a fine line between heroism and foolishness' - discuss heroism.

8) 'Because we know we must die, we live all the more intensely' - discuss living life to the full.

9) 'Laughter is always dangerous' - discuss humour.

10) 'Love is the most selfish of emotions' - discuss love.

HOPE THIS HELPS!

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