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Introduction: for this coursework assignment I will be looking at the role of my chosen character, Arthur Birling. The classification of role to me is what a character brings to a play or book, how he or she affects the play or book, and a socially expected behaviour pattern determined by an individual’s status in…
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Towards to end of the second chapter the reader is able to understand more about Dickens’ views on education. This is primarily through Sissy Jupe. She is clearly a very free willed child, who feels able to speak her mind and will not be easily suppressed. She claims that because she is ‘very fond of…
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“An Inspector Calls is a modern morality play disguised as a detective drama. ” Show how Priestley uses the conventions of the detective story to put over a moral message to the audience. The fact that ‘An inspector calls’ is a modern morality play disguised as a detective drama, means that the play is written…
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The play An inspector calls was written in 1945 within a week of world war two ending but is set before world war one. J. B Priestly wrote this play intentionally as he saw an urgent need for social change and used the play to express his desire for social equality. The time in which…
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From a close examination of Act 1 of ‘An Inspector Calls’ discuss Priestley’s dramatic techniques and explain how an understanding of the historical and social context helps to shape the audience’s response to the scene and the play as a whole. “An Inspector Calls” is a play by J.B Priestley set in 1912. It is about…
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The Inspector and Arthur Birling have very different views on responsibility. How does Priestley present these two speeches? Who does he want the audience to agree with? “An Inspector Calls” was written in 1945 but set in 1912 by Priestley. Priestley was a socialist and he wrote this play to reflect the views he held about…
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The use of metaphors in D. E. D was used to relate to the reader and manipulate their feeling and thoughts on what the war must have been like. ‘Drunk with fatigue’, drunk a word meaning intoxicated and slow really relates to the reader as it is not alcohol they are drunk because of, but…
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The poem also contained many metaphors that were very effective. These metaphors were in verse five, when he is in the hospital by his wife’s beside. Firstly he says, “a white cave of forgetfulness,” by this he means that the sheets on her bed are white and contrasting to the black all around her. She…
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Dover Beach and Light Shinning out Of Darkness were written in 1769 and 1851. Dover beach was written by Matthew Arnold and light Shinning out Of Darkness by William Cowper. These poems are similar because they are both poems about religion. With Cowper, he writes and hymn/song which makes it more enjoying to read. Light…
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Many poets have chosen to write on controversial topic of war. Some are in favour of it and some are strongly apposed to it. Poets often choose to write about war to show the true human suffering that goes on. A good example of a poem that shows the pointlessness and sadness of war is…
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