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how to do critical literary analysis | English made simple

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Check out my free Patreon for some additional exclusive content! This week, I demonstrate how you can use this 5-step process to analyse a book (Margaret Atwood's 'The Handmaid's Tale'): www.patreon.com/TheIOPrep/posts/how-to-do-5-you-167843850 Hello, everyone! I'm Phoebe, your resident grad currently doing a PhD at Harvard University. Instagram: www.instagram.com/theioprep/ (00:00) intro (01:15) step 1: summarise (02:12) step 2: generalise (03:43) step 3: name (04:09) step 4: more specific (05:32) step 5: why this? (07:12) conclusion Phoebe's CV: IGCSE (11A*s) IB (45/45): English A Language and Literature (HL) History (HL) Geography (HL) Korean (SL) Biology (SL) Maths (SL) Bachelor's degree from University of Oxford (offers from UPenn and Brown University) Master's from University of Oxford PhD at Harvard University (offers from Stanford University, UPenn, Oxford, UC Berkeley, UCLA, UToronto, UMichigan and others) #englishclass #englishlearning #englishliterature #literaryanalysis #ibdp

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