GCSE: English Literature: Prose Fiction: By Author: Jonathan Swift Coursework

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Bill Bryson - "Notes from a small Island" What features make it amusing?		Read a preview →
Explain How Jonathan Swift Addressed the Problem of Poverty in “A Modest Proposal” and Why Satire Is Still Important Today		Read a preview →
Discuss the similarities and differences in themes and ideas as shown in Stone Cold and Modest Proposal.		Read a preview →
Explain the effect a 'Modest Proposal', by Jonathan Swift has on the reader, including its power to shock.		Read a preview →
"A Modest Proposal"		Read a preview →
Swifts 'A Modest Proposal' is considered to be one of the most effective pieces of satirical writing ever published. Discuss this statement in relation to the text.		Read a preview →
An Analysis of Swift's "A Modest Proposal"		Read a preview →
How is satire used in these two texts to help inform the reader about what is wrong with the society at the time? Provide specific examples and show how using humour can be successful means for dealing with more serious issues.		Read a preview →
Cannibalism is the last taboo. In ‘Alive’ and ‘A Modest Proposal’ Jonathan Swift and Piers Paul Read approach the subject with completely different purposes in mind. What do you consider to be the purpose of each author, and say how he		Read a preview →
Discuss the ways in which Jonathon Swift and George Orwell create a sense of disgust in the reader in 'Gulliver's Travels', 'A Modest Proposal' and 'How The Poor Die'. Whose approach do you find more effective and why.		Read a preview →
Comparing Animal Farm and Gulliver's Travels		Read a preview →
Although the two texts are written 250 years apart where the problem of homelessness was first outlined by Jonathan Swift it is still a big problem today as Robert Swindells outlines in his text.		Read a preview →
Discuss the similarities and differences in themes and ideas as shown in a modest proposal and stone cold.		Read a preview →
Gulliver in Brobdingnag.		Read a preview →
Analyzing the satire of Gulliver's Travels.		Read a preview →
Gulliver’s Travels by Joseph Zere.		Read a preview →
'Gulliver's Travels', written by Jonathan Swift - a satire on British society		Read a preview →
Discuss the ways in which Swift criticises his society in 'A Modest Proposal'.		Read a preview →
Swift's Satire Rewrite		Read a preview →
Swift's Satire Rewrite		Read a preview →
Reading of 'A Modest Proposal' concentrating on how Swift criticised the society in which he lived. A Modest Proposal is a satirical pamphlet written by Jonathon Swift in 1729		Read a preview →
Gulliver's Travels S.A.		Read a preview →
Explore the Stylistic Conventions of Both "Notes from a Small Island" and "In Patagonia" and account for their different audiences.		Read a preview →
In a Modest Proposal, by Jonathan Swift, the main objective was to draw attention to the plight of the Irish people and motiva		Read a preview →
Gulliver's Travels - Dissention and Satire		Read a preview →

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What are the Objects of Swift's Satire in 'Gulliver's Travels' in the 'Voyages to Lilliput' and 'Brobdingnag', and How Does he Satirise Them?		Read a preview →
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