<p>Klondike Kate and Other Non-fiction Texts by English and Media Centre, Barbara Bleiman, Sabrina Broadbent and Michael Simons</p>

Klondyke Kate and Other Non-fiction Texts

Reference

English and Media Centre

Words, Language & Grammar

English & Media Centre

EMC KS3 Non-fiction (EMC KS3 English)

Education & Teaching

Sabrina Broadbent

Lucy Webster

Schools & Teaching

EMC KS3 Media

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Klondyke Kate Revisited: Anthology of Non-fiction

* Imaginative and active approaches to reading the text including role-play, improvisation and creative writing, to appeal to a range of learning styles and to motivate your students. * Flexible with a wide variety of assignments covering: Pre-1914 prose study; Speaking and listening; Media and Original writing. * A strong focus on Dickens as a writer, with acccessible ways into language study, including modelled analyses of short passages. * Activities on film and theatre adaptations. * Contextual material on the concept of the gentleman, women, and crime in the Victorian period selected to illuminate key aspects of the text.

Studying "Great Expectations" (EMC Study Guides)

Tragedy: A Student Handbook is a comprehensive introduction to tragedy, designed for advanced level and undergraduate students. It provides clear explanations of key concepts in tragedy and changing ideas about tragedy over time, from classical theories and Renaissance thinking through to modern interpretations. There are short introductions to broad periods and contexts - Greek tragedy, Renaissance tragedy, European playwrights of the late 19th century, modern American tragedy, modern British tragedy and modern Irish tragedy - as well as accounts of the work of significant playwrights, including Sophocles, Shakespeare, Webster, Marlowe, Ibsen, Beckett, Arthur Miller, Tennessee Williams and Brian Friel. Key plays are explored in more detail. These include: Oedipus, all Shakespeare's major tragedies, The Duchess of Malfi, The White Devil, A Doll's House, Waiting for Godot, A Streetcar Named Desire, The Glass Menagerie, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Death of A Salesman, All My Sons, , A View from the Bridge, Playboy of the Western World, Shadow of a Gunman and Translations.  The text includes short extracts from criticism, a glossary of terms and questions to provoke reflection on the way individual plays use the tragic form.

Tragedy: A Student Handbook (EMC Advanced Literature Series)

Chris Sandford

Sean McEvoy

Tony Coult

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