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AQA A2 English Literature - Love through the ages revision

Just wondering how people are revising for this exam?

For example, how many wider reading quotes do you have? plans to answer the question? etc

As the exam is creeping up quickly i'm just trying to get some general guidance as to how i should go about revising for it.

Thanks
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Original post by TelecasterDeluxe
Just wondering how people are revising for this exam?

For example, how many wider reading quotes do you have? plans to answer the question? etc

As the exam is creeping up quickly i'm just trying to get some general guidance as to how i should go about revising for it.

Thanks


I'm revising it based on different types of love. I've got 6 different types of love, and then one lit genre for each with a few comments on language, structure and form. For example:

Married love: Poetry - "On That Beauitful Day in June"(2010) form is (Epithalamic poem), structure (end rhythm), language (dialogue) and then quote (“I’ve never said “I love you” and not felt proud/
my dearest on beneath the big white shroud”)

I probs will come to rephrasing a bunch of quotes. But in the exam report only 30% of your answers should be WR references whilst the 70% should be the comparison between the two extracts in front of you.

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