Ozymandias Flashcards

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Ozymandias : narrative

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In the heart of a barren desert, a lone traveler stumbled upon the half-buried remains of a colossal statue depicting the once-great king Ozymandias, its weathered visage bearing silent witness to the impermanence of human empires and the relentless march of time.

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Ozymandias: context

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Acts as a warning to anyone who thinks they are immortal-power wont outlast time shelley was a Romanic poet and valued the power of nature

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Ozymandias: structure/form

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The sonnet rhyme scheme is ireegular and is perhaps symbolic of the broken staue itself.Ozymandias control and dictatorship has been destoryed over time

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Ozymandias :Language techniques

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Silibance,hyperbole,imagery,juxtaposition

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London : Narrative

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London, a city of rich history and vibrant modernity, is encapsulated in a poetic narrative weaving together tales of ancient walls, bustling streets, iconic landmarks, and resilient spirits enduring through time’s passage.

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London:Context

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Set during the poverty of the indusrial revoultion. The poet is supporting the French Revolutions quest for liberty.

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London :Structure/form

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The regualr rhyme scheme reflects the regualr walking pace of the narrator- it could also reflect the constant, regualar misery of the people of london

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London: Language techinques

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London’s language techniques encompass diverse linguistic features, literary traditions, and technological innovations.”

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My last duches: Narrative

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The narrative of “My Last Duchess” unfolds as a Duke recounts the story of his deceased wife to an envoy, revealing his possessive nature and the tragic fate of his former duchess.

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My last duches: context

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Based on The duke of ferrera form the italian Renaissance to indirectly commeng on sin in the victorian era

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My last duches :structure/form

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Enjambment,caesura and pauses
reflects the speakers train of thought rhyming couplet and iambic pentameter shows his high status

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My last duches : language techiques

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“In ‘My Last Duchess,’ Robert Browning employs dramatic monologue, irony, vivid imagery, symbolism, enjambment, precise diction, and subtle allusions to craft a complex portrayal of the Duke’s character and explore themes of power and control.”

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Charge of the light bregade:Narrative

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In “The Charge of the Light Brigade,” Alfred, Lord Tennyson narrates the tragic story of a cavalry charge during the Crimean War, recounting the bravery and valor of the British soldiers who obeyed orders despite the obvious futility of their mission, resulting in a devastating defeat.

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Charge of the light bregade : context

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A misscommunication led a group of soliders to head. Straight into a battle with catastrophic results

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Charge if the light bregade: structre/form

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It has a military rhyme simular to the sound of marching drum of horse hooves.

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Charge of the light bregade: language techniques

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In ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade,’ Tennyson employs repetition, vivid imagery, alliteration, onomatopoeia, metaphor, parallelism, and pathetic fallacy to vividly depict the valor and tragedy of war.”

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Exposure: narrative

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Wilfred Owen’s ‘Exposure’ narrates the bleak experiences of soldiers enduring the brutal conditions of trench warfare during World War I.”

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Exposure :context

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The poet truthfully shows the real conditions of world war 1 for soliders in the trenches

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Exposure: structure/form

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The fith line in each stanza creates an anti-climax. Para- rhyme reflects how unsettled the soliders are

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Exposure: context

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The poet wanted to truthfully sjow the real conditions of world war I for soliders in the trenches

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Storm on the island:conflict

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The conflict between man and nature and people’s fear of the weather

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Storm on the lsland : power

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The power of the weather to instill fear into man

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Storm on the island : structure\form

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Present tense suggest the strom is occuring now.Enjambment helps add to the conversational tone

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Storm on a island : context

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The poet was born on a isolated storm-battered island which acts as a metaphor for the troubles in Ireland.

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Remains :conflict

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Explores the long term effects that conflict in war has on a solider

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Remains power :

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A soldiers power or lack of power over his own memories and experiences of war

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Remains : structure/form

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Enjambment adds to the chaos of the batttlefield

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Remains : context

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The poem looks at the dehummanising impact of leaving the trenches into no-man’s-land

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War photography: conflict

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Conflict betweeen a warzone and rural England

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War photographer:power

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The powerful war images constast with the detchaed wat they are consumed

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War photographer:structure/form

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The regualer 4 lines structure reflects the order he is giving to the chaos in the photos

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War photographer: context

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The poet is bitter about the indifferent way in which people view modern warfare through newspapers

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The Emigre’e: conflict

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Conflict between childhood memories of a place and adult understanding

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The Emigre’e :power

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The power of the childhood memories of a place and how they can affect people in adulthood

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The Emigre’e :structure/form

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The lack of conistient line structure of rhyme reflects the speakers confusing feelings about the city

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The Emigre’e : context

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The poet bases many of the ideas of emigration from countries like the middle east where people are fleeing corruption and tyranny

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Checking out me history:conflict

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Conflict between what we are taught and not taught in society

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Checkinf out me history:power

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This poem rebles against they way powerful black figures from hsitory are marginalied

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Checking out me history:structure/form

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The irregular verse and colloquial language mirrors the drum beat of carribean music

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Checking out me history: context

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The poem looks at how history is taught and the conflict between facts and truths, which is sometimes obscured by race and gender.

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Ozymandias quotes

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‘Two vast and trunckles legs of stone’
‘Sneer of cold command’
‘Looks on my works ye mighty and dispear’
‘Nothing bside me remains’
Colossal wreck boundless and bare’

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London quotes

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‘The mind forged manacles i hear’
‘The hapless soldiers sigh’
‘Where the chrated thames does flow’
‘Every black’ning church appals’
‘Blights with plauges the marriage hearse’

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My last duches quotes

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‘Thats my duchess… looking as if she were alive’
‘Who passed without the same smile’
‘I gave commands then all smiles stopped’

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Chrage of the light breagade quotes

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‘Someone had blundered’
‘Stormed at with shot and shell’

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Bayonet charge: conflict

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Conflict involved in rushing out of the trenches to ttack the enemy

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Bayonet charge: power

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The powerful and raw emotions involved in rushing out from the trenches

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2 bayonet quotes

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Suddenly he awoke a was running

He lugged a rifle numb as a smashed arm

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2 bayonet quotes

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Suddenly he awoke a was running

He lugged a rifle numb as a smashed arm

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Bayonet: structure/form

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Enjabment adds to the chaos of the battlefield

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Bayonet: context

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The poem looks at the dehmanising impact of leaving the trenches into no-mans land