Analysing how poets reminisce and remember loved ones
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I can plan a comparative analysis of ‘Before You Were Mine’ and one other poem.
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Context is a useful lens through which to consider the writer’s intentions and evaluate our interpretations of the text.
Contextual links should be relevant to analysis and not used as ‘bolt-on’ sentences.
Effective analysis begins with a strong thesis statement, introducing key ideas and the relationship between both texts.
Single paragraph outlines are useful tools to plan comparative analysis paragraphs.
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