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GCSE English Literature · key term
A reasoned interpretation of a text, supported by evidence rather than a retelling of its events.
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An argument about a text, supported by evidence and explanation rather than a retelling of events.
An interpretation supported by evidence and reasoned judgement, rather than a summary of events or an unsupported opinion.
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Paper 1, Paper 2
A reasoned interpretation of a literary work, supported by evidence and attentive to the writer’s choices rather than simply retelling events.
A reasoned, evidence-supported interpretation that weighs the writer’s choices rather than simply describing the story.
Component 1
An interpretation of a text supported by evidence and reasoning, rather than an unsupported opinion or a retelling of events.
An interpretation supported by evidence and reasoning, which considers how a writer creates meaning rather than simply retelling events.
