Outline for Essay 1. Your essay must have an introduction a body and a conclusion2. It must be between 1000 and 1500 words long.3. Your essay must have a bibliography at the end , in which you mention the books, magazines or web pages that you have referred to.4. Plagiarism will not be accepted.5. Use formal language when writing your essay unless you are quoting someone.6. Make sure that you answer the question that you are being asked, don´t just tell the story.
Look Back in Anger-Essay questions (choose ONE of the following questions)
1. Comment on the relevance of the setting of Look Back in Anger.
2. Look Back in Anger has been referred to, by the critic Harold Hobson as, “an outright, unqualified condemnation of an entire society”. Do you agree with him?
3. Jimmy´s relationship with Allison presents us with a potent example of one of the most important recurring images in the drama of this period: the love-hate relationship men have with the mother figure, in which emotional dependence, a resentment at such dependence and a desire to destroy, are all combined……….Discuss with reference to the play.
Week 3
Outline for Essay1. Your essay must have an introduction a body and a conclusion2. It must be between 1000 and 1500 words long.3. Your essay must have a bibliography at the end , in which you mention the books, magazines or web pages that you have referred to.4. Plagiarism will not be accepted.5. Use formal language when writing your essay unless you are quoting someone.6. Make sure that you answer the question that you are being asked, don´t just tell the story.
Look Back in Anger-Essay questions (choose ONE of the following questions)
1. Comment on the relevance of the setting of Look Back in Anger.
2. Look Back in Anger has been referred to, by the critic Harold Hobson as, “an outright, unqualified condemnation of an entire society”. Do you agree with him?
3. Jimmy´s relationship with Allison presents us with a potent example of one of the most important recurring images in the drama of this period: the love-hate relationship men have with the mother figure, in which emotional dependence, a resentment at such dependence and a desire to destroy, are all combined……….Discuss with reference to the play.