PPT-Michael J. Duffy IV Western Michigan University
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michaelduffywmichedu Music Library Association 2016 WorldCat Discovery Updates from the MLAMOUG OCLC Search and Discovery Task Force Timeline WorldCat Discovery
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michaelduffywmichedu Music Library Association 2016 WorldCat Discovery Updates from the MLAMOUG OCLC Search and Discovery Task Force Timeline WorldCat Discovery Services launched in 2014. Carol Ann Duffy. Poetry has layers - Literal verses Figurative language. Literal language . – the most obvious reading/ meaning (giving an . actual. example. ). E.g. . . He ran as fast as he could when confronted by the savage dog. DuffY. We remember your childhood well. Think about the title. . The poem is a dramatic . monologue. :. The speaker sounds very much on the defensive: clearly the grown-up child has complained about something or asked an awkward question. The parent insists that the child was brought up well and was loved. Sonnet (14 Lines – mirrors style used by Shakespeare) . 16. th. century. He gives her the gift of his second favourite bed. Based on Shakespeare’s first wife.. Important points to consider when reading the poem. . Distribution des . phenotypes. . Rhesus. . kell. et . duffy. . chez. les donneurs de sang centre national de transfusion sanguine de . ConakrY. DISTRIBUTION OF PHENOTYPES RHESUS, KELL AND DUFFY IN BLOOD DONORS AT THE NATIONAL BLOOD TRANSFUSION CENTER OF CONAKRY. ‘Feminine’?. ‘Gospels’?. The Title. Narrative poems with a female perspective. They aim to reveal the truth about women’s experiences. The word ‘Gospel’ means ‘Good News’ but the poems do not entirely(if at all) focus on positive aspects. The Nazi Holocaust 1939 – 1945. Link to a particular place and time. Europe 1939 – 1945. The concentration camps where an estimated 6 million Jews met their deaths. “I sang the ancient psalms at dusk . Overview. In this . autobiographical. poem, Duffy considers and explores the sense of . isolation and confusion . she felt as a child when her family moved from the . Gorbals. in Glasgow to England. . Close Reading. Discuss the ways in which Duffy satirises men in ‘Mrs Faust’, considering how far it is characteristic . of her . presentation of men in ‘The World’s Wife’.. Look up and define the key terms. learn about the sonnet form.. To analyse the poem . “Hour” . by Duffy. . Analysing Poetry. First step: . Subject. . & . message. What is the topic of the poem?. What is it literally about? What is it figuratively about?. To analyse the poem “Hour” by Duffy . Friday, 23 February 2018. Analysing Poetry. First step. : . Subject. . & . message. What is the topic of the poem?. What is the message of the poem?. Second step. Location . of. UM-Flint. Studying. at um-flint. Exchange . students. . arrive. . one. . week. . before. . the. . classes. . start. . for. . orientation. . week. Exchange . students. . can. Scottish Set Texts. The poetry of:. Carol Ann Duffy. Mrs Midas. Mrs Midas. Mrs Midas is a poem written from the viewpoint of the wife of the mythological King Midas, from Ovid’s Metamorphoses. King Midas was granted a wish by the god Dionysus whereby everything he touched would turn to gold.. Kelly Orginski, Michigan Alliance for Families-PTI. Jennifer Bigelow-Stambaugh, DB Central. The Michigan Alliance for Families and DB Central both believe supporting parents is the most important service we can provide. We also have a "we are better together" working agreement. . Havisham. The speaker of this dramatic monologue is the fictional Miss Havisham from Charles Dickens' Great Expectations.. Jilted by her lover, Miss Havisham spends the rest of her life decaying in her wedding dress amid the remnants of her wedding breakfast, grooming her beautiful niece Estella to exact revenge on all men. .
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