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Exploring Conflict and Patriotism in Poetry

Compare, analyze, and explore attitudes towards conflict consequences, feelings of those involved, and the role of patriotism in poetry. This study guide provides guidance on form, language, imagery, rhythm, tone/theme, structure, and key lines.

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Exploring Conflict and Patriotism in Poetry

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  1. Moon on the Tides Paper 2 Section A

  2. 1hr 30 English Literature /60

  3. English Literature 1hr 30 /54 /18 /36

  4. Compare how attitudes towards the consequences of conflict are shown in ‘Futility’ and one other poem. • Compare how the feelings of those involved in conflict are portrayed in ‘Out of the Blue’ and one other poem. • Compare how the role of patriotism in conflict is addressed by ‘Flag’ and one other poem.

  5. Your Lit. essay looks like this: Intro (a few sentences summary of each poem) ↓ Main Analysis 8 quotes (PEE’s) that answer question (2 each poem) ↓ Conclusion (directly link all of your points back to the question Explore the moral / purpose of each poem)

  6. Form: Language: Imagery: Rhythm / Rhyme: Tone/Theme: Structure:

  7. Key Line? Form: Language: Imagery: Rhythm / Rhyme: Tone/Theme: Structure:

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  17. H/W for Monday • Complete essay.

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