war photographer Flashcards

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1
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what is the structure of war photographer?

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structed around contrasting images

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where is war photographer set?

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back in home in the english country side

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when was war photographer set?

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late 1970’s early 1980’s

present tense is used to show it happens all the time

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what is the form of war photographer?

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formed around stanzas of same length

regular rhyme schemes

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what does the regular rhyme scheme mirror?

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the photographers attempt to put his strong emotions into an order. a way of controlling his feelings

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what is the structure?

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circular structure
starts with him coming home and ends with him leaving again
»» its a loop, nothing can change

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what is the attitude of war photographer?

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duffy appears to admire the war photographer and be critical of the rest of us

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what are symbolism and imagery used for

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to show the readers complacency

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9
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what is the tone for war photographer?

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anti war poem

respect for photographer

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10
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what could ‘he has a job to do’ mean?

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a declarative sentence > a tone of boldness
OR
determination to raise awareness of horrid conditions

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what does the enjambment show?

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the non stop pain and terror of war

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where is an example of sibilance and what does it show

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‘spools of suffering set out’

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what does ‘only light is red’ represent?

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symbolises death images that will be developed

dim atmosphere

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14
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what does ‘alone’ suggest?

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he is an outsider - no family

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what does ‘all flesh is grass suggest’?

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they’re mowed down. when soliders are killed they’re ‘mowed’ down like grass

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where is an example of plosives?

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priests preparing

creates tone of reverence

17
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‘something is happening’

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anticipation and dread as the picture develops

18
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what does ‘slop in the trays’ suggest?

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slopping of blood

19
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‘children in a nightmare heat’

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innocence juxtaposed with a corrupt image

20
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what does a caesura do?

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throws emphasis on the following words