Rossetti 0.0 / 5 ? English LiteratureChristina RossettiA DOLLS HOUSEA2/A-levelOCR Created by: lynetteCreated on: 26-06-22 13:10 "It's not always clear whether or not desire is a terrible thing." Charlotte Unsworth - Soeur Louise 1 of 16 "An intriguing poem about what is not said, where the speaker skillfully withholds power and control." Simon Avery - Winter:My Secret 2 of 16 "The owner of the 'mask' asserts her right to speak her own thoughts." Dolores Rosemblum - Winter: My Secret 3 of 16 "A clear critique of dominant masculinity." Simon Avery - Maude Clare 4 of 16 "By reject a potential suitor, the speaker asserts the right to say no." Simon Avery - No, Thank You, John 5 of 16 "An allegory of sexual transgression." Barbara Morden - A Goblin's Market 6 of 16 "Goblin Market is a literary banquet." Barbara Morden - A Goblin's Market 7 of 16 "...The female figure is depicted as entrapped or confined physically, psychologically or both." Simon Avery 8 of 16 "Capacity for enjoyment is celebrated in 'A Birthday' Barbara Morden - A Birthday 9 of 16 "In some of her most famous poems, Rossetti is obsessed by thoughts of death." C.M BOWRA 10 of 16 "Melancholy spirits does not always have to be sad...A Birthdays show imagination 'full of joy'." Katherine Hinkson - A Birthday 11 of 16 Rossetti criticises the world she lived in through Maude Clare, No, Thank You, John 12 of 16 "Rossetti's gloomy outlook on human love." Lars Wallner - Shut Out 13 of 16 "Rossetti's love for God always trumps the love of another human." Bocher - Twice 14 of 16 "Rossetti's poems are narrated by a female voice - Reflects how she wants the female voice to be heard." Isobel Armstromg 15 of 16 Rossetti's poems reveal that at the 'end of desire is [always] associated with loss or lack of a lover." Rowanchild - Echo/Sister Louise 16 of 16
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