• 1: An introduction to the Oxford International AQA English Literature specification


• AS Level Unit 1: Aspects of dramatic tragedy


• 2: An introduction to aspects of dramatic tragedy


• 3: Structure and language in tragic drama


• 4: Setting and place in tragic drama


• 5: The tragic protagonist


• 6: Villains and victims


• 7: Tragic endings


• 8: The significance of tragedy


• AS Level Unit 2: Place in literary texts


• 9: An introduction to place in literary texts


• 10: Place as a setting for personal relationships


• 11: Place: home and homeland


• 12: Place and the representation of class and identity


• 13: Place and the significance of the natural world


• 14: Place and its connection to time


• A Level Unit 3: Elements of crime and mystery


• 15: An introduction to the genre of crime and mystery


• 16: Crime and punishment: crime writing as a moral genre


• 17: The criminal


• 18: The detective


• 19: The victim


• 20: Crime writing and the reader


• A Level Unit 4: Literary representations


• 21: An introduction to literary representations


• 22: Stories and their points of view


• 23: Textual cohesion


• 24: Tackling unseen poetry


• 25: Tackling unseen prose


• 26: Unit 4: the non-examined option


• Preparing for the examinations


• Glossary

The only textbook that fully supports the OxfordAQA International A Level English Literature (9675) specification, for first teaching in September 2016. Written by authors who have contributed to the new specification, the international approach develops the key skills required for assessment and supports the progression to university study.