V6B - P3 - Week 6 (Victorian+Modern)

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V6B - P3 - Week 6

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Today's Lesson

First half: 
Literary History: The Victorian Period

Second half:
Literary History: Modern Period


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Make groups of 3 or 4
One of you needs to sign in with your group name and lists who is in the group below

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Literature Lesson - The Victorian Period

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During the Victorian Age the British empire was called:
“The Empire where the sun never sets"
Explain why and submit your answer as a group
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The British Empire
  • England grew to become the greatest nation on earth
  • Imperialism = territorial expansion, colonies abroad
  • Empire included Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Africa, Kenya, and India
  • England built a very large navy and merchant fleet (for trade and colonization)

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Research the following topics in the Victorian age
1. women's rights 2. worker's rights
3. child labour 4. non-British citizens
Submit your answer as a group
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Reader Page 13: Task 8a
What can you say about the tone of the fragment?
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What can you say about the tone of the fragment?
Critical of life in England and how people treat foreigners

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Reader Page 13: Task 8b
Submit Dickens's comments on foreigners
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Comments on foreigners
  • Foreigners: uphill work (hard work), every foreigner had a knife, ought to go home to their own country, God’s will that they are not English, foreigners country didn’t do as well as England

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Reader Page 13: Task 8b
Submit Dickens's comments on Englishmen.
Post your answers as a group
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Comments on Englishmen. 

  • Englishmen: God made them English (good thing), England does not experience bad times because it makes good decisions

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What do you know about Darwinism
and its effect on Victorian life?
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Literature Lesson - The Victorian Period

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Literature Lesson - The Modern Period

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The Modern period started c. 1900 until present day.
WWI happened in this time and affected British society.

Look up warfare in WWI and share your findings below.
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Who is "The Lost Generation"?
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Research the following topics in the early Modern era
1. women's suffrage 2. class struggles after WWI
3. Irish rebellion 1916 4. Decline British colonial empire
Submit your answer as a group
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Reader Page 14-15: Task 9a
What strikes you about her sentences?
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What strikes you about her sentences?
The sentences are long and contain a lot of information

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Look up the term: Stream of consciousness

What does it mean?
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The unbroken flow of thought and awareness in the waking mind. 
Reader Page 14-15: Task 9b
In this fragment Mrs Dalloway gives a lot of information about
her past and present life.
Mention some instances and also how she feels about them.
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In this fragment Mrs Dalloway gives a lot of information about
her past and present life.
Mention some instances and also how she feels about them. 
  • She thinks about when she was eighteen looking at flowers
  • She loves London at this moment of June
  • The war is over: thank Heaven

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Reader Page 14-15: Task 9c
Who else tells us something about her?
What does he say?
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Who else tells us something about her?
What does he say?
  • Scrope Purvis
  • A charming woman, vivacious, seems younger than she is

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Literature Lesson - The Modern Period

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Student's choice
You have several options for the rest of this lesson:

- Study the PPT on the Victorian Age
- Study other Literary History PPTs. 
- Study literary history reader
- Practise your reading skills on www.examenflow.nl 

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Finished!
You have finished today's lesson. 

You learned more about literary history
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you have prepared for your final tests. 

Well done!

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