Comparing two contexts of composition within one pair for Section A Question 3

What this note covers

1. Why a comparative pair always carries two contexts, not one
2. What "context of composition" actually covers
3. Ideology: the assumptions a text takes for granted
4. Worked approach: linking a technique to its historical moment
5. Handling reception and adaptation without overclaiming
6. Building balanced paragraphs across both contexts
7. How this is examined and what separates a top response

7 sections · 10 key terms & formulas · 6 common mistakes