English Lit: Conflict - Yours is to revise or die

Monday, 22 April 2013

Really helpful video links to use for revision

Mametz Wood:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUsRq-fFMDI

Background:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PjUF3TmhA8
 
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On top of all this there are some 'unseen' poems and revision essay questions to attempt. Responses can be emailed to me or left as extended comments.

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Revision Questions

Compare Hawk Roosting and the effect of the persona used with one other poem

How does the poet express thier feelings and attitude towards war, compare this with one other poem

In 'The Falling Leaves' how does the poet express his feelings? Compare your findings with one other poem

Compare how poets present the experience of soldiers in two poems

Compare the relationship humanity has with conflict in two poems

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Listen to Music

Music activates different areas of your brain and can be great company. If you listen to anything when you study though, try to avoid songs that are lyric based; music that is purely music will free the scope of your imagination, while songs with lyrics provoke your imagination in a more focussed manner which will not be helpful.
Try this guy out:
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