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| By comparing the extracts from testament of youth, the ghost road and Binyon's for the fallen and referring to your wider reading examine how typical in both style and treatment of subject matter these writings are of literature from or about world war on |
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| Explore how Journeys End uses the character of Stanhope to show the hardship of the First World War |
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| Discuss the theme of Human Dignity in Willis Halls The Long and the Short and the Tall. |
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| Consider two contrasting characters in the play. How does the playwright convey their personalities and their attitudes to the situation in which they find themselves? |
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| Show how the members of the patrol in "The Long and the Short and the Tall" respond to the pressures of the wartime situation, focusing particularly on the presentation of the characters of Macleish and Bamforth. |
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| How are we made aware of the patrols attitudes towards the Japanese prisoner In act 1 of 'The Long, The Short and the Tall? |
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| How does the presence of the Japanese soldier threaten the unity of Sergeant Mitchem's men? |
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| The Japanese soldier is the most important character in the play 'Privates on Parade'. Show how each soldier is affected by the presence of a P.O.W. |
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| How did the wife keep her husbands ' hooly in my hand' |
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| Our Day Out |
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| Why George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London is an effective piece of social commentary |
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| A critical analysis of 'Down at the dinghy,' by David Salinger |
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| Is Regeneration an Anti-war Novel? |
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| Compare two pieces of war literature |
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| War poetry comparison |
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| Write a comparison on the ways that social class differences are presented in âJourneyâ(TM)s Endâ and âA Long Long Wayâ |
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| Compare the representation of the experience of war and attitudes towards it in Stephen Craneâs âDo not weep, maiden, for war is kindâ(TM) and Ronald Blytheâ(TM)s âA Suffolk farmhand at Gallipoli June 1915â(TM). |
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| How does Faulks presentation of Death and its impact on soldiers influence your understanding of Birdsong? |
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| With close reference to three poems, show how Wilfred Owen presents war with truth and compassion. |
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| Hanna and Micheal's attitudes to their relationship in part one of the reader |
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| Shaffer portrays Salieri’s response to Mozart and his music in a way that helps the audience understand and sympathize with his state of mind. Discuss this statement through a detail exploration of Shaffer’s use of authorial techniques at the end of t |
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| Discuss Nick’s presentation of Tom, Daisy and their marriage in pages 12-18 |
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A Definition of Other Criticism and Comparison
The other sub-category under Criticism and Comparison focuses on texts written within the context of war. This sub-category looks at all works of English literature that don't fall into the above category. So you'll read, compare and criticise a wide variety of novels, plays and essays heralding from different time periods.
Why Study Other Criticism and Comparison?
In producing your essays and coursework, you would spend time independently evaluating and interpreting prominent works of writing. Through this, you would develop your skills of judgement in relation to written English, while gaining an advanced knowledge of literary works.
What Will I Study in Other Criticism and Comparison?
Youll write essays and assignments such as 'a comparison of Huxley's Brave New World and Orwell's 1984', or 'A critical analysis of poetry 1800-1945'. There'll be further essays on, e.g. 'Critical analysis of structure, form and meaning in Shakespeare', and a critical analysis of your chosen text or poem post-1900.
Further Study After Other Criticism and Comparison
The thought processes and evaluative skills you use and develop in this part of English Literature A Level will be hugely important in any Degree-level study of subjects including English Literature, Classics and Linguistics.
Where Can I Find Out More?
Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA)
http://www.qca.org.uk/qca_4081.aspx
Oxford Cambridge and RSA Examinations (OCR)
http://www.ocr.org.uk/Data/publications/key_documents/GCE_English_Lit_Spec.pdf
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