Hedda Gabler
This character is often seen as a foil to Hedda, embodying traditional feminine values.
Who is Thea Elvsted?
He is Stella's husband, known for his raw masculinity.
Who is Stanley Kowalski?
This poet and playwright is known for her feminist themes and is the author of The World's Wife.
Who is Carol Ann Duffy?
This character is a young boy whose tragic fate is central to the narrative.
Who is Dong-ho?
The P in TAPT
What is Purpose?
This theme is evident in Hedda's manipulation of others to achieve her own ends.
What is power?
This character is a symbolic representation of the old South
Who is Blanche Dubois?
This poem features a woman's perspective on her husband's greed and its consequences.
What is "Mrs. Midas"?
The novel is set against the backdrop of this historical event in South Korea.
What is the Gwangju Uprising?
This term refers to the recurring elements that contribute to a text's overall message.
What is motif?
This character's return sparks tension and reveals Hedda's inner turmoil.
Who is Eilert Lovberg?
This theme highlights the inevitability of change and the decline of traditional values.
What is the old South vs. the new South?
Duffy often uses this literary device to give voice to historical figures in her poems.
What is dramatic monologue?
This author is known for her poignant exploration of the human condition in Human Acts.
Who is Han Kang?
This technique involves an indirect reference to a person, place, or event.
What is allusion?
The item that symbolises Hedda's desire for control and beauty.
What is her father's pistols?
This character's birthday celebration becomes a pivotal moment in the play.
Who is Blanche DuBois?
The poem dealing with the myth of Orpheus is titled this.
Who is Eurydice?
The use of this narrative structure allows the story to unfold in non-linear fashion.
What is fragmented narrative?
This is the main goal of Paper 1, focusing on the analysis of unseen texts.
What is textual analysis?
The play is set in this city, reflecting the societal norms of the time.
What is Christiania (Oslo)?
The climax of the play occurs during this violent confrontation.
What is the assault on Blanche?
Duffy uses this technique to challenge traditional narratives and perspectives on well-known figures.
What is subversion?
Han Kang employs this narrative style to offer multiple perspectives on the same events.
What is polyphonic narrative?
This term is British slang for an obnoxious and foolish person.
What is a cockwomble?