Themes (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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3 central themes in All My Sons

Fathers as heads, responsibility, idealism vs practicality

What title 'All My Sons' questions

Who 'belongs' to whom

Joe's circular reasoning quote

'A father is a father!'

Joe's final realization

To Larry, all soldiers were Joe's sons

Miller's critique of capitalism

Based on consumption & competition, causes moral blindness

'Universe of people outside' represents

Broader social responsibility beyond family

Sue Bayliss calls Chris

'Phony idealist' who makes people want to be better

Chris's post-war feeling

'I felt wrong to be alive'

Clearing fallen tree symbolises

Clearing away selfish values

Post-war American conflict

Practicality vs idealism

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