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By comparing Extracts C, D and E, and by referring to your wider reading, examine how typical in both style and treatment of subject matter these writings are of literature from or about the First World War.
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June 2002 Exam Question 1(b) By comparing Extracts C, D and E, and by referring to your wider reading, examine how typical in both style and treatment of subject matter these writings are of literature from or about the First World War. You should consider: -Language, form and structure -The writers' thoughts and feelings about war and contemporary society -The influence of the time of composition -The gender of the writers Extracts C, D and E are very different to one another, each unique in its own way. In this essay I will be comparing these extracts and also referring to wider reading, examining how typical in both style and treatment of subject matter these writings are of literature from or about the First World War. Extract C is a poem written by Rupert Brooke. Its ABABCDCD EFGEFG rhyme scheme divides it up into an octet and a sestet, making it a Petrarchan sonnet. The poem is mainly based...
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