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I found the work on these poems quite interesting, as the topic they covered, child/parent relationships is something we can all relate to as it is something we all have, or wish we have. I have never read any poem by either of these two poets, even though Seamus Heaney is quite a well known…
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The Harlem Renaissance, 2011)Democracy: By Longboats Hughes Democracy will not accommodate, this yearn ever Through compromise and fear. ‘ have as much right As the other fellow hast Stanton my two feet And own the land. ‘ tire so of hearing people say, Let things take their course. Tomorrow is another day. ‘ do not…
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Well how come you got everything…and I got nothing”. This quote by Mickey highlights the relationship between class and opportunity which is what this essay is going to be focusing on. Willy Russell is a modern playwright but throughout history these themes have appeared in literature, for example world war one often revels the fact…
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Discuss how Williams dramatises Blanche’s final demise into madness in the last three scenes. Make references back to previous scenes where appropriate. There are many ways in which Williams dramatises Blanche’s final demise into madness in the last three scenes. The first is his usage of music. In scene IX, the polka tune ‘Varsouviana’ is…
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Both poets express strong feelings about injustice and cruelty in society in the past and present. The poem Nothing’s Changed is written by Tatamkhulu Afrika who is describing what life was like in South Africa while apartheid (separation of blacks and whites) was in place. He also described what his feelings and emotions were like….
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‘A Christmas carol’ by Charles Dickens-what do we learn about the conditions of the poor in society and attitudes towards them in ‘A Christmas Carol? ‘ In this essay I will be answering the question ‘What do we learn about the conditions of the poor in society and attitudes towards them in A Christmas Carol?…
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Ted Hughes and John Keats are two different poets with similar ideas for their poetry. They both write about nature and animals in their poetry but each have different views on nature and animals. Ted Hughes writes about nature as a dominant force but John Keats has more peaceful views on nature. In this piece…
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Compare and Contrast ‘Old Man Old Man’ and ‘Leaving School’ Discussing How each Poet Conveys their Character’s Retreat from the Capable Adult World ‘Old Man, Old Man’ and ‘Leaving School’ are both about the crossroads in someone’s life and both illustrate the transformation from being one type of person to another. The title of the…
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After that, we had the task of spontaneously creating thoughts for Halina and her family whilst hiding in an underground bunker. This was very useful as it meant that we could immediately get the characters into our heads. Halina while only being young, still managed to be very mature, and understood that she needed to…
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“Telephone Conversation,” by Wole Soyinka and “You will be hearing from us shortly,” by U.A.Fanthorpe both deal with prejudiced attitudes through the language and tone of the three speakers. “You will be hearing from us shortly,” by U.A.Fanthorpe, depicts the degrading process of being interviewed and only the interviewers voice is conveyed to us. This is…
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