JC2 LITERARY EPILOGUE
A NEW SYLLABUS, A NEW HOPE
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JC2 LITERARY EPILOGUE A NEW SYLLABUS, A NEW HOPE JC2 LITERARY EPILOGUE Please be seated in 6 groups of 5 members. Each group should have a mix of at least 2 Lit classes. The Flow Objectives 5 min Question Exchange 15 min Discussion +
A NEW SYLLABUS, A NEW HOPE
Please be seated in 6 groups
Each group should have a mix
JC2 LITERARY EPILOGUE
Objectives 5 min Question Exchange 15 min Discussion + Outline 30 min Answer Exchange 10 min The Best Present 20 min
Make an informed personal, critical response to the text
RELEVANT concerns and methods
captures the text’s purpose
Develop a seamless, coherent and sophisticated argument
the concerns / purpose / ‘why’ in mind
builds towards your thesis
Analyse writers’ methods and effects relevant to the question
evidence with DISCRIMINATION
through detailed CLOSE ANALYSIS
TOPIC / TRIGGER Character, concern or method / effect? FILL IN THE GAPS Identify relevant concerns / methods. EVIDENCE Key episodes / scenes? Key lines?
Don’t panic. Use the METHODS and CONCERNS you know. Choose wisely.
Remember that Old New York, bildungsroman, idealism, social responsibility, family are never far away. Same for the ironic narrator, visions, narrative / dramatic structure, tragedy, pathos, setting...
Cheat Code Q1-2
customs; (iii) rigid social expectations - of who to marry; (iv) surveillance and scrutiny. Relationships: (i) Archer-Ellen as ‘smothered’ by social duty and obligation; (ii) Archer-May as confined, artificial, lifeless; (iii) Beauforts / Wellands as pragmatic, convenient; (iv) not necessarily romantic relationships!
Ellen in Washington and Japan after. Social values: deceit, lies and the hieroglyphic world; tolerance / contempt towards philandering; Archer’s double standards; ‘habit and honour and all the old decencies that he and his people had always believed in’.
Cheat Code Q3-4
for reality / a wage; the role of Winsett in Archer’s development Culture: the absence of ‘old European tradition’, Old New York likened to ‘a deserted house’; Archer’s desire to ‘emigrate’ out of his ‘smaller box, with a more monotonous pattern’ for colour, art, Ellen...
as the centre of the play’s effects A family’s struggles: conflict and tension within the Keller household; Mother’s self-alienation, father-son tension, Larry’s ‘disappearance’ and the ruptures it causes, the strain in the Keller-Deever relation
Cheat Code Q5-6
fallibility as a hero; collective denial / guilt of the family; Deevers Grief and mourning: no easy message on social responsibility, the damage caused by Chris / Larry’s ideals, Mother’s ‘mourning’ over Larry and then Keller, denial of Larry’s death returns to haunt them; Jim and Sue as embodiments of failed idealism
values; to live ‘dishonestly’ for the sake of family; parallel between Jim (good husband) and Chris (good son) drawn by Miller
ANSWER EXCHANGE
Age group to go on diplomatic mission to AMS group Build bilateral ties by paying respective dues: AMS share
JC2 LITERARY EPILOGUE
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JC2 LITERARY EPILOGUE