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English Literature
OCR GCSE English Literature
19th-century prose
Great Expectations

OCR GCSE English Literature · J352

Great Expectations

Charles Dickens's Great Expectations, studied as a whole text.
Students write one essay from a choice of two: an extract-based question, or a discursive question on a view of the novel.

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Context
Introduction
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Plot overview
Introduction
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Chapters 1 to 9
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Chapters 10 to 19
The plot, part by part
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Chapters 20 to 29
The plot, part by part
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Chapters 30 to 39
The plot, part by part
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Chapters 40 to 49
The plot, part by part
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Chapters 50 to 59
The plot, part by part
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Pip
Characters
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Estella
Characters
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Miss Havisham
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Magwitch
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Joe and Biddy
Characters
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Jaggers and Wemmick
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Herbert Pocket
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Social class and the gentleman
Themes
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Ambition and self-improvement
Themes
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Crime, guilt and justice
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Love and rejection
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Parents and childhood
Themes
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Redemption and forgiveness
Themes
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Writer's methods
Writer's methods
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Key quotations
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