Man's inhumanity to man
One of the 6 themes for the contextual linking question of the exam
- Created by: RachHarden
- Created on: 29-01-14 09:23
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- Man's inhumanity to man
- Prose
- Birdsong
- "This is not a war this is an exploration of how far men can be degraded"
- How men were treated by the governments and higher ranks in the war. Can be linked with Sassoon's declaration.
- "Where did you find this faint heart, Gray?"
- Shows some higher ranks attitudes towards the war. Can be linked to Journey's End where the colonel sends them to do a raid in the daylight
- "This is not a war this is an exploration of how far men can be degraded"
- Regeneration
- "A horse's bit. Not an electrode, not a teaspoon. Ab bit. An instrument of control."
- Dehumanising the soldiers - forcing them to go back out to war. Industrialising recovery.
- "A horse's bit. Not an electrode, not a teaspoon. Ab bit. An instrument of control."
- Birdsong
- Drama
- Journey's End
- "It's rotten to send a fellow whose only just got here."
- Stanhope's reply to sending Raleigh on the daylight raid."
- "All to the good. His nerves are sound."
- Untitled
- "It's rotten to send a fellow whose only just got here."
- Oh what a lovely War
- "This is not war sir, it's slaughter"
- Journey's End
- Poetry
- Base Details (Sassoon)
- The General (Sassoon)
- A Dead Statesman (Rudyard Kipling)
- Prose
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