ATLWCS Analysis Flashcards
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revealing the human condition’s existential anxieties.
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Representations of the human experience often forget the stories of the individuals
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Reflect on the manifestations of survival within texts and the way they are created
(A) “Your problem is that you still believe your own life”
anxiety caused by the renunciation of personal survival,
(A) “It’s only numbers,” “they’re more than numbers.”
the cognitive dissonance experienced by individuals trapped in the cycle of mere survival.
(A) “All your life you wait, and then it finally comes, and are you ready?”
suggest to audiences that the way to survive is through immediate action.
(A) “How do you fight a system?’ ‘You try.’”
the significance of motivation to survive
(A) “I am only alive because I have not yet died”
the role of personal agency
(A) “Never has he felt such a hunger to belong”
urge to succumb to the will of the collective
(A) “the interests of his time”
he work of an individual and their understanding of the world.
(A) “they move about with only themselves in mind”
reveals the empowerment of the collective motivated by their own survival.
(A) “Every hour, she thinks, someone for whom the war was memory falls out of the world.”
stories of survival are only realised through the experiences of the individuals,
(A) “How do you ever know for certain that you are doing the right thing?”
investigating the ambiguity of successful survival.
(A) “Is it right to do something only because everyone else is doing it?”
the construction of societal pressure and the depravities individuals will go to in order to achieve social survival.
(A) “Open your eyes and see what you can with them before they close forever”
the importance of surviving for the present,
