Question Was Oswald Mosley justified in describing the fascism of the BUF as a synthesis drawing on both the left and right? Please use lots of references and ensure that the paper is written in British English Below is more details about how the essay is graded Details of assessment criteria in Politics can be found in the Politics Part 2 guide on Blackboard. The following observations are supplementary to these and relate to matters specific to the course, and can be read alongside the guidelines provided for each specific essay question. These questions are not prescriptive. They are mostly expressed in relatively broad terms, and where a particular text or authority is cited, e.g. Barker, Freeden or Bourke, this is as a way of introducing the broader topic Because the questions are broadly conceived, it is understood that comprehensive answers may not be possible. The most effective answers will demonstrate the ability to frame and develop a clear line of argument within a wider context, but often a clear and explicit focus is the key to a really strong essay. This therefore means that you have considerable latitude in how you shape and focus your argument, and you will get the credit for this where you do so effectively. It is often appropriate to accentuate particular themes, texts or personalities in structuring and developing your argument, and no essay will be marked down for doing this. It is however important to outline the approach you are taking at the outset of the essay, and to show your awareness of the wider context for your arguments. The course has approached ideologies not as fixed entities but as ideas and practices that people produce through their activities; essays will receive credit for the ability to approach ideological problems in a historicised or contextualised way Essays will therefore receive credit where they show the ability to recognise and employ appropriate supporting evidence, which may include relevant nonideological factors Because ideologies have not been approached as fixed entities, the course has emphasised relations and forms of interaction between them; specific credit will be given where essays show the ability to make effective comparison and analogy going beyond an individual topic, as discussed in tutorials. Because of the latitude allowed you, you shouldnt normally be concerned about possible overlap between particular connections. The interconnections between different periods and different ideologies is a central theme of the course, and no completely watertight division is possible between some of the topics. Far from this being a problem, you are, as already indicated, positively encouraged to register these connections in locating your topic within the broader themes of the course. You must of course avoid substantial overlap or repetition in the actual content of your essays; and make sure to have a word with me if you do have any concerns about this. The model answer for this course will therefore show an ability both to handle key concepts and to illustrate and substantiate arguments advanced with relevant evidence. Purely narrative answers, on the one hand, or answers lacking such substantiation, on the other, are unlikely to achieve the highest marks
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