This is a blog for Literature As and A2 students following the AQA syllabus A course at Malmesbury School
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Love Through the Ages
Welcome to The Literature Stoodle!This Blog has been set up to help you become effective independent learners... and to enjoy the art of blogging. You need to set up your own Blogs to record notes, upload documents, images, videos, music, presentations whatever you like to record and analyse your wider reading. Think of it as a multi-media reading diary. WooHoo!I will upload reading material, videos of lectures to support your wider reading as well as advice from the exam board and help with coursework. I've put a link to amazon with suggestions for wider reading to the right. You can choose anything you like to read provided the subject is 'Love'. Look at the labels to pull up all the posts on specific topics. AND check in regularly.
Mrs Sims
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Welcome to The Literature Stoodle!This Blog has been set up to help you become effective independent learners... and to enjoy the art of blogging. You need to set up your own Blogs to record notes, upload documents, images, videos, music, presentations whatever you like to record and analyse your wider reading. Think of it as a multi-media reading diary. WooHoo!I will upload reading material, videos of lectures to support your wider reading as well as advice from the exam board and help with coursework. I've put a link to amazon with suggestions for wider reading to the right. You can choose anything you like to read provided the subject is 'Love'. Look at the labels to pull up all the posts on specific topics. AND check in regularly.
Mrs Sims
x
Thursday, 18 August 2011
Thursday, 28 July 2011
Look at the stages of Coutly Love outlined below. Map them onto The Miller's Tale. Indicate similarities and differences. Use quotations for each stage as well. You might try mapping Joli Absolon and Hende Nicholas. Very often the differences will result in humour/ satire.
1. Attraction to the lady, usually via eyes/glance
2. Worship of the lady from afar
3. Declaration of passionate devotion
4. Virtuous rejection by the lady
5. Renewed wooing with oaths of virtue and eternal fealty
6. Moans of approaching death from unsatisfied desire (and other physical manifestations of lovesickness)
7. Heroic deeds of valor which win the lady's heart
8. Consummation of the secret love
9. Endless adventures and subterfuges avoiding detection
Sunday, 15 May 2011
BBC Radio 4 Melvyn Bragg and guests discuss the Metaphysical poets
Worth a listen!
Click on the site below and listen to views about John Donne's, The Flea. Andrew Marvel's "To his Coy Mistress". There are also bits on Andrew Marvel and how they rethink Love Poetry.
You'll also find links to some useful sites to help with context.
BBC Radio Melvyn Bragg on The Metaphysicals
Click on the site below and listen to views about John Donne's, The Flea. Andrew Marvel's "To his Coy Mistress". There are also bits on Andrew Marvel and how they rethink Love Poetry.
You'll also find links to some useful sites to help with context.
BBC Radio Melvyn Bragg on The Metaphysicals
Labels:
Exam Help,
Love Poetry,
Revision,
Wider Reading
Sunday, 13 February 2011
Wednesday, 9 February 2011
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