A Room With a View by E. M. Forster (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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Mr Emerson's view on love's nature

Love is eternal, cannot be pulled out or dismissed

Mr Emerson: passion's effect on understanding

Passion brings clarity & understanding, doesn't blind

What 'muddle' represents in the novel

Confusion, self-deception, failure to think clearly

Italy vs England symbolism

Italy=vitality/passion; England=restraint/propriety

George's 'facing the sunshine' meaning

Choosing joy, truth & vitality over evasion

What armour of falsehood hides person from

From others & from their own soul

Lucy's key weakness re: her thoughts

Depends on external validation, can't trust herself

What one comes to Italy for (not niceness)

For life - raw, authentic experience

Secrecy's disadvantage according to novel

Lose sense of proportion; can't judge importance

Mr Beebe on understanding truth-speakers

Finds it difficult (satirises Edwardian society)

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