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Write a comparison between Jessie Pope's 'Who's for the Game?' and Mackintosh's 'Recruiting' considering the content, form and language in the poems.
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Write a comparison of the war stories from The Daily Telegraph, The Guardian and The Graphic novel.
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Write a comparison of the ways in which the writers present attitudes to remembrance.
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Write a comparison of the ways the writers (Hardy and Graves) describe the death of a soldier - Say how far you agree with the views that Drummer Hodge is presented in a romantic, idealised way, and that Graves' German soldier is presented with stark-real
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Write a comparison of the ways Wilfred Owen and John Scott present ideas about slaughter and sacrifice, how far do you agree with the view that Scott’s poem is more effective than Owens in communicating its message?
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Write a newspaper film review analysing how Steven Spielberg makes the cinema audience ‘’regard the pain of others’’. In the Omaha Beach sequence at the beginning of ‘Saving Private Ryan’.
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Write about the different attitudes expressed in the poems and the methods used by Rupert Brooke and Wilfred Owen to influence our response to the war. You should consider how the poets achieve effects through their choice of language and structure.
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Write about the Variety of responses to war that you have found amongst the poets whose worked is included in your anthology of pre - 1914 war poetry.
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Write About the war poems of your choice making a detailed comparison of at least two of them.
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Write an essay in which you explore the attitudes to war expressed in the poems you have studied.
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Writing in a similar style to Owen's 'Dulce et Decorum Est', Siegfried Sassoon also decided to attack figures of authority and those with no direct experience of trench warfare via 'Base Details'.
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WW1 - How successful was propeganda in the encouraging enlistment and ensuring public sport?
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WW1 Letter.
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WW1 Poetry Coursework
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WWI Diary Extract.
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You are a volunteer British soldier in the trenches in 1916. Describe what it is like.
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Young War.
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‘A Comparison Of Differing Views/Attitudes To War With Reference To Regeneration, Strange Meeting, Selected Poetry and A Journeys End’
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‘Anthem for Doomed Youth’ by Wilfred Owen and ‘War Grave’ by Mary Stewart are two poems on the subject of war. There are similarities between the two poems as well as differences in how they both treat the subject of war.
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‘Dulce et Decorum est’ by ‘Wilfred Owen’ and ‘Civil War’ by ‘Charles Dawson Shanly show different sides of warfare. Referring to both texts, explain what the poets felt about war.
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‘It is sweet and meet to die for your country’ To what extent do you agree with this statement? You must refer to at least 3 poems, one of which was written before 1914, and one that is from another culture.
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‘Saving Private Ryan presents the D-Day landings in a horrific and graphic way, consider the ways in which this is achieved an
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‘War is only made tolerable by Comradeship and Minor Pleasures’. To what extent does Journey’s End support this statement?
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“Anthem for Doomed Youth”
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“Compare two poems that show what the soldiers lives were really like at war”. Recruiting and The Bohemians
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