2.1
Readers, writers and texts
Meaning-making, Reader response, Authorial choices, Perspective and voice, Comparative analysis
2.2
Time and space
Contexts of production and reception, Culture and identity, Historical change, Translation, Paper 2 comparison
2.3
Intertextuality: connecting texts
Intertextual relationships, Literary conventions, Allusion, Comparative interpretation, Paper 2
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