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Dystopian references and literary techniques

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Date and author Fahrenheit 451

1953, Ray Bradbury

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Give 10 dystopian tropes

Failed utopia, post-apocalyptic world, political commentary, satire, survivalism, disruption of interpersonal relationships, manipulation of language, power and control, oppression of the individual, resistance and rebellion

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2 terms that explore a recurring image

Motif, symbol

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2 ways to analyse sentence-level structure

Short sentences build tension, contrasting sentence lengths

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4 things to consider when discussing narrative perspective

1/2/3rd person, reliability, omniscience, tense

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Date and author gather the daughters

2017, Jennie melamed

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Date and author a clockwork orange

1962, Anthony Burgess

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Date and author of animal farm

1944, Orwell

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Date and author brave new world

1932, Aldous Huxley

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Date and author vox

2018, Christina Delcher

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4 terms for exploring sentence-level language analysis

Similie, metaphor, personification, hyperbole/liotes

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3 ways to analyse whole-text structure

Shift in ideas, climax, difference between opening and ending

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5 structural techniques

Juxtaposition, repetition, tricolon, listing for effect, rhetorical question

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5 formal techniques

Stream of consciousness, flashbacks or forwards, dialogue, direct speech, reported speech

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date and author the lottery

1948, Shirley Jackson

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date and author when the sleeper wakes

1899, H.G. Wells

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date and time we

1924, Yevgeny Zamyatin

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date and author the road

2006, Cormac McCarthy

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how does a clockwork orange explore manipulation of language in an unconventional way

Alex and his ‘droogs’, his friends, speak in ‘nadslat’: an teel criminal antilanguage that enables hierarchy among gangs

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how does gather the daughters explore futuristic technology in an unconventional way

modern technology is eliminated; they live in an old fashioned way

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how does brave new world explore power and control in an unconventional way

“soma,” a drug, is used to keep citizens under control rather than typical fear tactics

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How does McCarthy’s the road explore disruption of interpersonal relationships differently

in a post-apocalyptic world where the earth is covered in a cloud making even the sun invisible, a father and son travel by foot together to look for civilisation, sharing deep love and commitment and trying to preserve their memories

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date and author the long walk

1979, Stephen King

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when was the space race

1955-1969 (first moon landing)

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when was the fall of the Berlin wall

1989

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summarise gene therapy 2010s

gene therapy revolutionised in early 2010s by discovery of new viral vectors, September 2010 used for the first time to treat an inherited blood disorder

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context of the Spanish influenza

1918, took 21 million lives, worst pandemic since the black death

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when did the world wide web launch

1993, making the internet accessible

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when was the first global peace organisation founded and what is it called

1946, The United Nations

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when was the first successful heart transplant operation

1967

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when was AIDS first recognised, although not by name, in the USA

1981

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when was the nuclear power plant catastrophe in Chernobyl

1986

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date and author we ate the children last

2011, Yan Martel

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first successful xenotransplantation

1984, a baboon heart