A04 - comparatives - Compare and contrast table in A Level and IB English Literature


	A04 - comparatives
	Similarities Gothic genre Romantic movement: Mary Shelly and Lord Byron "For the Angel of Death spread his wings on the blast"- Heathcliff 'unreclaimed creature'.can be compared to Mr Rochester in 'Jane Eyre'.	Differences Antonement: Clarrisa reference, Samuel Richardsons work foreshadows Cecilia's fait. Typical 19th century novel, Evololution was a key work in this peroid ... Isabella a representive of the weak unable to survive? Typical Bronte novel: Bronte asserts her profound disconnect between her version of heavenn and the conventinal view, 'I nearly attained my heaven;and that of others is altogether unvalued, and uncoveted by me' Radical statement to mae in fiction at a time where christain religon was at the heart of social values.
	Overall comparison

Gothic genre
Romantic movement: Mary Shelly and Lord Byron "For the Angel of Death spread his wings on the blast"- Heathcliff 'unreclaimed creature'.can be compared to Mr Rochester in 'Jane Eyre'.

Antonement: Clarrisa reference, Samuel Richardsons work foreshadows Cecilia's fait.
Typical 19th century novel, Evololution was a key work in this peroid ... Isabella a representive of the weak unable to survive?
Typical Bronte novel: Bronte asserts her profound disconnect between her version of heavenn and the conventinal view, 'I nearly attained my heaven;and that of others is altogether unvalued, and uncoveted by me' Radical statement to mae in fiction at a time where christain religon was at the heart of social values.

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