'Siegfried sassoon' presentation slideshows

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The Great War: The World in Upheaval

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Wilfred Owen Dulce et Decorum Est

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War Poetry

War Poetry. World War One. World War One. Unlike World War Two, the First World War was not ideological. It began with the assassination of the Arch-Duke of Austria by a Bosnian Serb in Sarajevo. Alliances. Throughout Europe various countries had alliances with one another.

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Anzac

Spirit of. Anzac. By Mike S ubritzky. They clad us in the colours of the forest,. and armed us with the weapons made for war. Then taught to us the ancient trade of killing,. and lead us to the sound of battles roar. So give us comfort as we lay down bleeding,.

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British Culture

British Culture. The culture of the United Kingdom refers to the patterns of human activity and symbolism associated with the British people and the United Kingdom.

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War Literature

War Literature. Products of Inspiration or Desperation?. Why Literature and War?. The intense excesses of human emotion would always result in the propagation of creative expression. War is such a hugely emotional occurrence because it: affects people on a massive scale

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how literary texts may promote Peace

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World War I, Shellshock and Psychotherapy

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War Poetry

War Poetry. Poetic devices you will need to know for this unit:. Allusion Alliteration Personification Metaphor Extended metaphor Simile Irony Hyperbole Onomatopoeia Rhyme scheme Stanza Symbolism Rhetorical question Narrative poem. Theme Oxymoron Imagery Tone Mood Sonnet

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Appunti di Quinta Anno scolastico 2007-2008 Docente Cinzia Tizzi

Appunti di Quinta Anno scolastico 2007-2008 Docente Cinzia Tizzi. The changing face of Britain and America The Victorian Compromise The present age The contemporary literature. The changing face of Britain and American

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WWI Poetry

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WWI Poetry

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The Poems of Wilfred Owen

The Poems of Wilfred Owen. What candles may be held to speed them all? Not in the hands of boys, but in their eyes Shall shine the holy glimmers of good-byes. Wilfred Owen.

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Poets of the Great War Rupert Brooke

Poets of the Great War Rupert Brooke. By Ms Stubbs Downloaded from www.SchoolHistory.co.uk.

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Siegfried Sassoon

Siegfried Sassoon. His father part of a Jewish merchant family originally from Iran and India His mother part of the artistic Thorneycroft family Studied at Cambridge University but left without a degree Grew up wealthy and privileged. 1886-1967. Siegfried Sassoon.

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The Rear-Guard by Siegfried Sassoon

The Rear-Guard by Siegfried Sassoon. Overview. The Rear-Guard was written in 1917 while Sassoon was convalescing. It would have been about the same time he met Wilfred Owen. Overview.

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The Hero by Siegfried Sassoon

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Siegfried Sassoon

Siegfried Sassoon. John McRae. Rupert Brooke. Mary Borden. Wilfrid Owen. Lawrence Binyon.

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