OUTLINE Plot Genre of the play Structure Characterisation Brick "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" Rob (más)

OUTLINE Plot Genre of the play Structure Characterisation Brick "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" Rob Ashford's adaptation (2013) (menos)

GENRE AND MOVEMENT 1st performed on Broadway, New York. March 1955 The play was awarded the (más)

GENRE AND MOVEMENT 1st performed on Broadway, New York. March 1955 The play was awarded the Pulitzer Prize Tragedy of modern times Willliam’s characters are imperfect, human and natural Triangular relationship between Big Daddy, Margaret and Brick. (menos)

AUTHOR SHORT STORY’S SUMMARY HOW THE AUTHOR REFLECTS HIS LIFE ON THE STORY GREEK MYTHOLOGY (más)

AUTHOR SHORT STORY’S SUMMARY HOW THE AUTHOR REFLECTS HIS LIFE ON THE STORY GREEK MYTHOLOGY CONCLUSION OUTLINE (menos)

RUDYARD KIPLING: Born: 30 December 1865 (Bombay) Died: 18 January 1936 Genres: short story, (más)

RUDYARD KIPLING: Born: 30 December 1865 (Bombay) Died: 18 January 1936 Genres: short story, novel, poetry, etc. Notable work: The Jungle Book. Notable awards: Nobel Prize in Literature 1907 AUTHOR (menos)

He is driving. He walks inside a forest. - He finds a house with children. He meets a young (más)

He is driving. He walks inside a forest. - He finds a house with children. He meets a young girl. He came two more times. He realizes they are dead “THEY” (menos)

Rudyard Kipling’s daughter died. Josephine was really young. He represents his daughter as the (más)

Rudyard Kipling’s daughter died. Josephine was really young. He represents his daughter as the girl he saw. He reflects his worries about her death. Where is her soul now? He reflects his own life (menos)

Charon is the ferryman of Hades. The car symbolizes the boat of Charon. He is able to reach (más)

Charon is the ferryman of Hades. The car symbolizes the boat of Charon. He is able to reach other world. (Spirits) Greek Myth (menos)

The author reflects his life and worries. He includes lots of symbolic elements. Different (más)

The author reflects his life and worries. He includes lots of symbolic elements. Different perspectives of the short story. Conclusion (menos)

Food in Britain Why is British food so unpopular? Eating Habits Traveller’s opinion Eating (más)

Food in Britain Why is British food so unpopular? Eating Habits Traveller’s opinion Eating out in Britain (menos)

Eating habits Boarding Schools= bad influence Vegetarians, Schools = concerned abouth healthy (más)

Eating habits Boarding Schools= bad influence Vegetarians, Schools = concerned abouth healthy habits Bland taste = lack of spices (menos)

What do you think about food in britain ? Mediterranean food is healthier Positive change of (más)

What do you think about food in britain ? Mediterranean food is healthier Positive change of attitude (menos)

OUTLINE Plot of The Glass Menagerie. Context of the play. Autobiographical aspects. Why it is a (más)

OUTLINE Plot of The Glass Menagerie. Context of the play. Autobiographical aspects. Why it is a memory play? The importance of time. Conclusion. (menos)

Context 1944. Family and memory drama. Seminal work. Staged: In Chicago (December, 1944). In (más)

Context 1944. Family and memory drama. Seminal work. Staged: In Chicago (December, 1944). In Broadway (March, 1945). New York Drama Critics’ Circle Award. (menos)

Autobiographical work Not true facts? ? Emotional theatre. Deeply related with Williams’ (más)

Autobiographical work Not true facts? ? Emotional theatre. Deeply related with Williams’ life. Characters stand-in for: Tom: the playwright. Amanda: his mother Edwina. Laura: his sister Rose. Mr Wingfield: his father Cornelius. (menos)

Memory play Tom first monologue. Tom and Amanda’s memory. Origins ? stage directions. Freed from (más)

Memory play Tom first monologue. Tom and Amanda’s memory. Origins ? stage directions. Freed from naturalistic theatre. (menos)

time Past dominating the actions. Use of the three different times. Not present ? live in the (más)

time Past dominating the actions. Use of the three different times. Not present ? live in the past. ? and in an unknown future. (menos)