Tis Pity: A new moral order?

http://www.alexhopfen.com/writing/incest-in-john-fords-tis-pity-shes-a-whore-as-a-vehicle-for-creating-new-moral-order-in-a-society-of-oppression-and-corruption

Memrise: A site that helps you learn quotes

Sign up (free) and use it. Absolutely brilliant site.


http://www.memrise.com/course/278643/frankenstein-a2-quotations/1/

How to prepare in 8 hours or less

You now have a lot of material, so here's what you need to do:


1) Go over the plans you did in class.
Use the links on this blog to ADD to those plans.  (2 hours)


2) Use the Socratic structure to plan an answer to each of the past questions. (2 hours)


3) Learn key quotes from the blog posts and put them into the following categories:


Setting
Knowledge / overreaching
Creation
Suffering
Responsibility
Doubling
Women
(2 hours)


4) Learn five A03 quotes that you can use in any essay. Some on the blog, some in your copy of the book. (1 hour)


5) Revise your AO4: Romanticism and Shelley. (1 hour)


6) Sleep. (Hours and hours.)

A tonne of quotes

Again, courtesy of Sara. Very useful for learning key quotes in Frankenstein.


I strongly advise putting these quotes into categories - for example, writing them on the back of the plan (the coloured ones I printed out for you) that they fit best.