English Literature A-Level
Mental illness and divine grace
What Mental illness and divine grace means in English Literature A-Level, as defined for OCR.
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The intersection of religious belief with mental illness and personal suffering, and the tension between divine grace and human suffering.
Topics that use Mental illness and divine grace
- 5e. Literature post-1900 (Non-exam assessment component) suggested texts - RELIGION IN LITERATURE (OCR A-Level)
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