| This resource explores the highly popular classic of manners and marriage in nineteenth century England. Austen's satire is both light and penetrating and its enduring popularity demonstrates how deftly she has analysed human foibles. |
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SN46-47 |
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resource |
| Language: |
English |
| Subject: |
English Novel |
| Suitable for level(s): |
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Critical essay
In about 2000 words the text is critically assessed from a specific viewpoint – structure, character, theme.
A Close Focus
A series of questions focus systematically on the text, usually chapter by chapter or scene by scene. The aim is to have the student come into a close examination of what is being said and how it is said.
Key scenes
Each text has a number of significant scenes which if closely explored reveal important information about plot, character and their development.
Issues
By focusing on a number of issues and asking penetrating questions the student is lead to a deeper understanding of the concerns of the text.
This material is suitable for a critical literacy perspective.
You may also wish to explore the resources on the films of Pride and Prejudice. |
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- Pride and Prejudice - A close focus (47 KB PDF)
- Pride and Prejudice -A critical essay - dialogue and commentary (33 KB PDF)
- Pride and Prejudice -A critical essay - first impressions (33 KB PDF)
- Pride and Prejudice -A critical essay - silence (32 KB PDF)
- Pride and Prejudice -Issues (48 KB PDF)
- Pride and Prejudice -Key scenes (52 KB PDF)
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