Tragedy definition
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A drama that depicts serious events and ends in catastrophe.
The Nextutor A-Level English Literature flashcard library has 3 decks and 45 cards across 3 topics, including Tragedy — Genre Features and Key Texts, Literary Theory and Critical Approaches and Comparative Essay Techniques.
Tragedy definition
A drama that depicts serious events and ends in catastrophe.
What is Marxist criticism?
A critical approach that analyzes literature in terms of social class and economic ideology.
What is comparative analysis?
A method of studying texts by comparing and contrasting their themes and ideas.
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