Comparing Literature Poems "HAVISHAM" In the poem "Havisham"‚ Carol Ann Duffy presents the subject of this poem as an old‚ embittered woman with "ropes on the back of her hands"‚ while Browning presents the subject of his poem as a strong and determined but very jealous and embittered young woman. The poem is written in the first person in the form of a dramatic monologue‚ "The Laboratory" by Robert Browning is also written in this form. Miss Havisham is aware of her own stink - because she does
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search” for the man inside. It appears in the first instant Armitage disagrees with Shakespeare’s idea‚ but it soon becomes clear that he believes that whatever comes after the enjoyment of the couple’s first physical encounter since Eddie’s return that is most important. Armitage then goes onto discuss Laura and Eddie’s relationship in terms of emotional rather than a physical relationship just like Shakespeare does in ‘Sonnet 116’. Armitage begins with “After passionate nights and intimate days”
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Poetry Across Time Section A: ‘Relationships’ You must hit each of the following assessment objectives; failure to do so will result in a significantly reduced mark: 1 insightful exploratory response to text (your ideas about aspects of the poems) 2 close analysis of detail to support interpretation (analysis of key quotations) 3 evaluation of writers’ uses of language and/or structure and/or form and effects on readers ( analysis of techniques and effects) 4 convincing/imaginative interpretation
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GCSE ENGLISH LIT POETRY CLASHES AND COLLISIONS The Exam Structure You will answer two questions on poetry. The exam will last one hour and forty-five minutes and is worth 25% of your total GCSE. The exam is divided into two sections: Section A: Unseen Poetry • You will be presented with a poem you have not studied. • You read through the poem and answer the questions set. This section is worth 20 MARKS Section B: Anthology Poems • You will answer 1 question in 2 parts. • Each part is worth 15
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War Photographer by Ms. Duffy This poem is the only one by Ms. Duffy (in this selection) which is written in the third person. It is about a person who is clearly not the poet. The surface subject of the poem is the war photographer of the title but at a deeper level the poem explores the difference between "Rural England" and places where wars are fought (Northern Ireland‚ the Lebanon and Cambodia)‚ between the comfort or indifference of the newspaper editor and its readers and the
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Flowers in the Attic‚ Virginia Andrews The Dollanger family was a very happy and firm family. Father‚ mother‚ one daughter (Cathy)‚ one son (Chris) and a twins (Carry and Cory). That evening father has become 36‚ everybody was dressed very chiquely and everyone waits with anguish for the moment of father’s arrival‚ but he doesn’t come. Two policemen come to the Dollanger’s house to tell that Mr.Dollanger is perished in a car accident. All the hearts of the family are broken. They had to move
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Comparative Essay- The Manhunt vs. Hour Simon Armitage’s‚ ‘The Manhunt’ and Carol Ann Duffy’s ‘Hour’ both use strong feelings to emphasize their core messages. While each author takes a different perspective on the nature of these feelings‚ in the end‚ both poems have an intense feeling of love at their core. Armitage’s ‘The Manhunt’ is about a soldier coming home from the war with various injuries. It is told from the point of view of the wife/girlfriend of the soldier. As she slowly helps
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Unit 2: Poetry Across Time Learning Objectives • To understand what is expected of you for this unit. • To start to look at The Manhunt. Unit 2: Poetry Across Time • Exam (35%) 1hr 15 mins • Section A: Poetry cluster from anthology (relationships) – 23% – 45 mins • Section B: Unseen poem – 12% – 30 mins Section A • One question from a choice of two on the relationships cluster. • You will need to compare a named poem with another poem from the cluster‚ of your choice
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criminal offenses they commit. Illustrate Offenses The attitude that leads young people toward a cycle of negative behavior comes from deep rooted emotional rage‚ and pain which causes them to retaliate by committing offenses to others through stealing‚ vandalizing property‚ and sometimes violence against other people physically. The courts have begun to intervene on behalf of the juvenile delinquents by recommending healing programs that have been put in place to analyze juvenile delinquency
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changed their meaning why do the symbols change their meaning? notion of communication communication theory idea began as a cause and effect behaviour silver bullet theory inject the idea of something into somebody else Propaganda lord hitcher - original transmission model linear process Shannon and Weaver - more of a mathematical approach message from point A to point B with minimal distortion eg more so on telephone lines S.O.R stimulate an organism in some way there will be
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