Postcolonialism Guías de estudio, Notas de estudios & Resúmenes

Theatrical Conventions Rules of conduct and understood communication codes of the theatre Universals of theatre (4) 1. Theatre is live- mistakes are possible, audience, reciprocity, energy is shared between actors and audience 2. Theatre is ephemeral- theatre always changes, it can't be repeated, recorded theatre (film) 3. Theatre is collaborative- working towards a common goal 4. Theatre is a synthesis of many arts- actors, sets, lighting, costumes, music, sound, director "Magic if" ...

Literary Genres (PACT Exam 717) Rated A+ Literary movements groups of authors writing in similar styles whose works express similar worldviews Romanticism the literary movement that championed nature, romantic love, the individual, and the imagination _____________ shifted the focus of literature from society and its demands to the feelings of the individual Romanticism Modernism the literary movement that called for a break from traditional values and style, concentrating on the interior liv...

Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings.

Lecture notes of the course Sociological Theory 3

Summary of The Life of Texts in its entirety (excluding chapter 1)

This document consists of a list of all terms and definitions given in The Life of Texts

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Complete with in-depth analysis that helped me to achieve full marks on the relevant comparative essay, and ultimately full marks in the A-Level exam itself (June 2022). Alongside close reading applies a range of critical perspectives (eg Marxism, postcolonialism etc) to enable alternative readings. These notes helped me to achieve 60/60 on Paper 3 Poetry. I now study English at the University of Cambridge.

ENG2603_STUDY NOTES & GUIDE. Colonialism and postcolonialism The concepts of colonialism and its aftermath, postcolonialism, arise out of the settlement of any part of a country by people who originate from another country. They are then subject to full or partial control by the invading country. A colony, therefore, is the settlement of a country and it is as old as humanity itself. From the time of the absolute rulers in Japan, for instance, the establishment of overseas colonies was a wa...

This document outlines the primary theories of International Relations with the big idea, key concepts, arguments for and against as well as corresponding summaries to each theory. The notes are structured to help simplify complex terms and assist in memorisation, particularly suited to revision for closed book examinations. Also includes a bonus section on key treaties and contextual events to assist with essay writing. Sections Covered: - Realism - Classical Realism - Structural / Neorea...