Classism in ‘An Inspector Calls’ Introduction: Setting the Stage for Classism “An Inspector Calls” by J.B. Priestley is a play that vividly portrays the classist society of Britain in the early 20th century. Set in 1912, just before the outbreak of World War I and during a time of stark class divisions, the play explores […]
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Passing the AQA GCSE English Language Paper 1: An introduction The General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) English Language exam is an assessment undertaken by students in the UK as a part of their secondary education. This exam evaluates students’ abilities in reading, writing, and comprehension. Understanding its structure, requirements, and how to excel in
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Macbeth Good vs Evil Shakespeare’s epic play, Macbeth is one of his greatest works and in the eyes of some his greatest. The play deals with the very powerful theme of the struggle between good and evil, and also the complex nature of good and evil and how they can interplay with one another and
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Age in an Inspector Calls This is the third in a series of articles on the themes of the play, ‘An Inspector Calls’. The first focused on class division and social responsibility and can be read by clicking on here. The second about gender can be read by clicking on here. In our two previous articles we
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Themes in an inspector calls In this series of articles I will be focusing on the themes of an Inspector Calls. In this particular article I will be focusing on them in general and in subsequent articles elaborating on each of these themes in more detail. and depth. Prior to the modern industrial era where
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Gender in an Inspector Calls In the previous article in these series on the themes on ‘An Inspector Calls’, we looked at the issue of class division and social responsibility being explored in the play and also some of the wider social and historical context which the play was set in. Some of what was
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Lady Macbeth Character analysis Out of the many characters that feature in Shakespeare’s various works, lady Macbeth is arguably the most disturbing. She exemplifies darkness and the evil potency of the human greed and lust for power. In this article we will be analysing her character. Some may argue that the play Macbeth depicts women
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Eva Smith, a Character Analysis The role/function of Eva’s character in the play. In this series of articles we have looked at the role of each character in the play and what function they serve and how Priestley is using them. In terms of Eva Smith: 1. She is used to represent woman in general.
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Eric Birling Quotes This article has some of the key quotes for Eric Birling from the play, ‘An Inspector Calls’ along with explanation and analysis of these quotes. These quotes can be used in exam answers. Some of the larger quotes do not necessarily have to be quoted in full but just the relevant words
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Gerald Croft Quotes This article has some of the key quotes for Gerald Croft from the play, ‘An Inspector Calls’ along with explanation and analysis of these quotes. These quotes can be used in exam answers. Some of the larger quotes do not necessarily have to be quoted in full but just the relevant words
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