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    How does Bennet use dramatic comedy to offer criticism of contemporary attitudes to education in The History Boys? In this essay I am going to explain how Alan Bennet uses dramatic comedy to criticise the contemporary attitudes towards education in the History Boys. The contemporary attitudes that are criticised are Utilitarianism‚ Humanism and Pragmatism. He does this by using a range of satirical devices. Satire is the use of humour‚ irony‚ exaggeration‚ or ridicule to expose and criticize people’s

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    Coram Boy Essay

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    in the 18th century and includes factual information which plays a vital part in the storyline. It uses this information whilst entertaining the readers with a fictional storyline. It is based on one thing in particular‚ hence the title "The Coram Boy"‚ this is The Coram Hospital. A main factor in the storyline is the way the writer portrays society’s attitude to poverty in the 18th century. The poor people were treated tremendously different to higher classed people. A lot of people were even

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    To commence‚ the characters in both novels represent vulnerability in a similar fashion through characters in two different ways‚ the first of which is vulnerability through gullibility. In Animal Farm‚ Orwell uses the characters Boxer and Clover to embody this characteristic; this is especially clear when Orwell writes‚ “Having once accepted the pigs as their teachers‚ they absorbed everything that they were told‚ and passed it on to the other animals” (Orwell 37). Without using reason to analyze

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    The History Boys Response

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    Austin Williams Film and Literature Austin Williams Film and Literature The History Boys: Literature Response The history boys is a short novel about a bunch of schoolboys who are in the midst of an English class where they are entwined in a discussion about the unruly topics going on in their life and their balance of school along with it. The discussions that take place range from English to French in language and sex‚ sports‚ school‚ religion‚ holocaust‚ politics‚ and art in topics

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    Animal Farm Short Notes

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    2011 Animal Farm Notes Chapter 1 As the novella opens‚ Mr. Jones‚ the proprietor and overseer of the Manor Farm‚ has just stumbled drunkenly to bed after forgetting to secure his farm buildings properly. As soon as his bedroom light goes out‚ all of the farm animals except Moses‚ Mr. Jones’s tame raven‚ convene in the big barn to hear a speech by Old Major‚ a prize boar and pillar of the animal community. Sensing that his long life is about to come to an end‚ Major wishes to impart to the

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    Spider (from Anansi Boys) was Fat Charlie’s brother‚ his father was a singer and always made fun and got in trouble. Loki (from Mythology) was not a god but the son of a giant‚ he always involved himself in many things. Spider and Loki seemed very similar in a couple of ways. One way that Loki and Spider compare is that wherever they are something bad happens. While describing Loki in the mythology book the author says‚ “Wherever he came trouble followed.” This shows that Loki can bring ill-luck

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    The Drawer Boy Play Themes

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    THE DRAWER BOY THE OFFICIAL GRAND THEATRE STUDY GUIDE 471 Richmond St. London‚ ON N6A 3E4 Box Office: 519-672-8800 Online: www.grandtheatre.com The Drawer Boy About the Writer Michael Healey is a Canadian playwright and actor. He was born August 25‚ 1963 in Toronto‚ Ontario and was raised in Brockville‚ Ontario. In 1985‚ Healey graduated from the acting program at Ryerson Theatre School in Toronto. His acting credits include The League of Nathans‚ Reading Hebron‚ Three in the Black‚ Two in

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    The passage "Why Boys Don’t Play with Dolls" by Katha Pollit is mainly about society and stereotypes. Which include how girls tend to ne feminine and usually play with dolls‚ clothes and pink shoes that are usually for girls. Others find this hard to believe that boys might not understand that their toys consist of just trucks and action figures. Others fail to see that there was a women’s movement and many people were against it. People are not just born with the connection to a certain color

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    and Joe-Boy are best friends. They live in Hawaii. They have similar and different character traits that Graham Salisbury gives them in the short story “The Ravine”. Vinny and Joe-Boy are different in many ways. Vinny is very fearful and afraid Salisbury writes “ you’re probably stepping right were the dead boy did‚” said Joe-Boy then Vinny walked on the other side of the trail.” but Joe-Boy is fearless he jumped off the ledge. Joe-Boy and Vinny are different in other ways too Joe-boy is just a

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    Two Boys: Different or the Same? The protagonists of “The Story of the Good Little Boy” by Mark Twain and “Thank You‚ Ma’am” by Langston Hughes are similar and different in many ways. In “The Story of the Good Little Boy” by Mark Twain‚ the protagonist is Jacob Blivens. He was a good boy who “always obeyed his parents” and “always learned his book‚ and never was late at Sabbath-school” (“The Story of the Good Little Boy”‚ 473). It was his goal to end up in a Sunday-school book like all the other

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