Revision notes foR Class 12 english
ChapteR 1 – the last lesson
About the Author:
Alphonse Daudet wrote Chapter 1, "The Last Lesson," in Class 12
English Flamingo (Prose), born in 1840, was a famous French writer
known for writing stories and novels that vividly depicted everyday
life in France during the 1800s. His works focused on exploring
human feelings and important social topics with great detail and
understanding.
About the Story/ Synopsis of the Story:
The Theme of The Last Lesson: "The Last Lesson" is set during the
Franco-Prussian War of the 1870s, when France was defeated by
Prussia, which included Germany, Poland, and parts of Austria.
Prussian forces occupied the cities of Alsace and Lorraine, and the
story focuses on M. Hamel's final lesson in a French village school
before he leaves. This marks a significant moment as it's his farewell
from teaching in France.
The Theme of The Last Lesson:
"The Last Lesson shows how people deeply desire their language and
culture when they face war. It explains the sadness and grief of
losing one's home, language, and traditions during conflicts. The story
also reveals how political situations impact children as Franz grows
fond of his native language, culture, and teacher. It reflects how
ChapteR 1 – the last lesson
About the Author:
Alphonse Daudet wrote Chapter 1, "The Last Lesson," in Class 12
English Flamingo (Prose), born in 1840, was a famous French writer
known for writing stories and novels that vividly depicted everyday
life in France during the 1800s. His works focused on exploring
human feelings and important social topics with great detail and
understanding.
About the Story/ Synopsis of the Story:
The Theme of The Last Lesson: "The Last Lesson" is set during the
Franco-Prussian War of the 1870s, when France was defeated by
Prussia, which included Germany, Poland, and parts of Austria.
Prussian forces occupied the cities of Alsace and Lorraine, and the
story focuses on M. Hamel's final lesson in a French village school
before he leaves. This marks a significant moment as it's his farewell
from teaching in France.
The Theme of The Last Lesson:
"The Last Lesson shows how people deeply desire their language and
culture when they face war. It explains the sadness and grief of
losing one's home, language, and traditions during conflicts. The story
also reveals how political situations impact children as Franz grows
fond of his native language, culture, and teacher. It reflects how
