The Prelude | Wordsworth | Analysis for GCSE

Analysis of The Prelude by William Wordsworth

English Literature

GCSE

AQA

7m 30s

in AQA Poetry Anthology - Power and Conflict

This tutorial discusses the themes and ideas within William Wordsworth's poem The Prelude. It looks at how he uses language and structure to present his ideas and feelings about power and conflict and makes suitable comparisons within the cluster.

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Rebecca Kleanthous

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Analysis of The Prelude by William Wordsworth

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Click the play button to listen to the sample - to listen to the whole tutorial (and you haven't done so already), click the buy button above

To access the whole Power and Conflict AQA Poetry series click here