English (UK)

Maths

Biology

Chemistry

English Lang.

History

Explore the key themes and characters of Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale' in this comprehensive knowledge organizer. Delve into the dystopian society of Gilead, the feminist critique of patriarchy, and the complex relationships between characters like Offred, the Commander, and Moira. This resource covers essential motifs, historical context, and the impact of religious fanaticism, making it an invaluable tool for understanding this pivotal work of dystopian literature.

Gilead's Dystopian Dynamics

Revision note

raisa

English Literature

the handmaids tale knowledge organiser

Explore the key themes of Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale', focusing on the oppressive structures of Gilead, the loss of identity, and the struggle for autonomy. This summary delves into the patriarchal control, the significance of language, and the role of storytelling as resistance. Ideal for students studying dystopian literature and feminist critiques.

Gilead's Oppression Themes

Ashfia

The Handmaids Tale Themes

The Colour Purple x Streetcar Named Desire Prose Comparison
A level AQA paper 2 
Women and Female Sexuality Similarities and Differences. 

Explore the theme of women and female sexuality in 'The Color Purple' and 'A Streetcar Named Desire'. This comparative analysis highlights the similarities and differences in how female characters navigate their identities, desires, and societal expectations. Key concepts include the portrayal of femininity, the impact of male dominance, and the journey towards self-empowerment. Ideal for A Level AQA students preparing for paper 2.

Female Sexuality in Literature

Maisie Wood

English

The Color Purple x Streetcar Named Desire - Theme: Women and Female Sexuality

Explore the critical themes in Tennessee Williams' 'A Streetcar Named Desire', including the critique of women's dependence on men, the interplay of sex and death, and the conflict between fantasy and reality. This summary highlights the complex relationships and societal commentary within the play, making it essential for understanding its deeper meanings.

Texts in shared contexts (a-level only)

Modern times

4 best study notes in Modern times