Scrooge and Pathetic Fallacy in A Christmas Carol
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- Опубліковано 24 лип 2024
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As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, so I can keep prices to my guides very low. They are much more informative and more detailed than every other guide at the same price. Discover how to write about the weather in A Christmas Carol as pathetic fallacy.
Understand how the cold and the snow reflect Scrooge's personality, but also how his change in personality is also mirrored in the changing weather.
Learn how Dickens uses contrast, repetition, sibilance, onomatapoeia to explore Scrooge's character.
See how Dicknes uses this to change his readers' perception of the poor.
Understand how the city represents the growing crisis of urbanisation, and how the descriptions of the weather dramatise this social problem.
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Thank you so much, find your videos so useful, especially the literature analysis of poetry, Macbeth, An Inspector Calls and A Christmas Carol. Really encouraging for perceptive ideas :)
THANK U. Also could you please make more ACC videos for themes with grade 9 content?
10:28 great context analysis and comparison
Goodluck for everyone with their exams tomorrow
Thank you. A really useful video which I will use with my Year 10 and Year 11 students.
Looking at the notion of fog and smoke across the Industrial London city. It links with the theme of Isolation and loneliness in the way it shuns him onto the periphery of society. When Dickens describes Scrooges dwelling and those around him he states that ''Although the court was of the narrowest, the houses opposite were mere phantoms''. It depicts the fog as a barrier and - as Scrooge surrounds himself with fog - he struggles to see those a few meters away. This then depicts his transformation in his ability later on in the text to see the boy down below in stave 5. His vision has become clear as there is ''no fog''.
Nice analysis
Excellent.
maybe Dickens portrays the effect the city has on children the way he does from children ultimately being the future or whats "yet to come", therefore Dickens' negative and deathly representation of the ghost of Christmas yet to come is practically an ultimatum towards his contemporary readers, saying that if society refuses to change and urbanisation continues London will become similar to the ghost CYTC, "gravely" filled with "gloom" and "horror"
PS: Very nice video!
That's a good idea
can you please make more A Christmas Carol videos please: especially the grade 9 theme videos because they really help ! thankyou for another amazing video
Can you please do example of speech about your favourite person for grade 9
ths is perfect thank you
Could you please make more ACC videos
Hi please can you do more
On Christmas carol and Maybe Lord
Of the flies. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS
hey, u dropped this 👑
Mr Salles I have a question is the reason why charity and Christmas spirit is linked to as a childhood impulse because Jesus was a child?
Sir I got two questions.
who are the people responsible the corruption and the industrial revolution. Are they the factory owners and the government? And was greed the only deadly sin the people at that time demonstrated?
Would it be a good idea to make a bank of themes and characters with analyses (as essays) for all of the texts and memorise them to secure a grade 9?
Yeah, but thats impossible
yes