The Explorer’s Daughter by Kari Herbert How does

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The Explorers Daughter by Kari Herbert How does Herbert convey the complexities of hunting in The Explorers Daughter? Recap question: Which of the poems studied (you have now studied all of them) deals most effectively do you think with

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The Explorer’s Daughter by Kari Herbert

How does Herbert convey the complexities of hunting in The Explorer’s Daughter?

Recap question: Which of the poems studied (you have now studied all of them) deals most effectively do you think with the complexity of emotion?<br>
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How does Herbert convey the complexities of hunting in ‘The Explorer’s Daughter’? How do we know the narwhal are essential to the survival of the Inughuit people?
How does Herbert successfully convey the tension of the moment through her linguistic and structural choices?
What do we learn about the narwhal as a species and why does this prompt a dilemma for Herbert?
How does the structure of the piece as a whole help to convey the dilemma Herbert she is faced with?
Compare and contrast: Compare how writers deal with dilemmas in ‘The Explorer’s Daughter’ and one other text of your choosing.<br>
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Harkness discussion P – point
E – draws upon evidence
D – develops someone’s point
C – contests someone’s point
Q – asks a question

Those on the outside need to fill in the harkness discussion sheet at the back of the booklet. A F C D B E<br>