Improve your critical thinking and writing for A Level English, International Baccalaureate (World Literature, Higher Level) & VCE Literary studies

In my craft or sullen art
Exercised in the still night
When only the moon rages
Dylan Thomas, one of the poets featured.
Even without music certain lyrics sing. What is this quality? Yeats doesn’t have it; Blake does. Well, of course this needs to be qualified, of course it does: so, better to say that Yeats has a rather self-conscious lyricism, that the singing doesn’t often feel fully spontaneous, that it’s a little bit arch, a little bit art song
Who would marry Medea? Who would write about her as if she were a normal woman? The answer to the first question is ‘Probably nearly anyone’ – Medea wild with love and beautiful - and to the second, much the same. A lot of student essayists write about this classic as if, in some respects at least, Medea were like any neighbour, any woman you might find just living down the street. In this version the play is seen as a feminist text, excoriating Jason and stressing the plight of women in a social culture where they are the inferior sex, and Euripides is seen as hoisting the flag for Feminism .
Hamlet & Oedipus Part 2 The Raven returns: His gear is only half-unpacked. His room, apart from the reading light over his desk, is almost completely dark, and the rest of the house is empty, everyone else is still away.
What do battles – some battles, anyway - ok then, ONE battle - have anything to do with dentists?