Key Quotations (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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Who narrates All Quiet on the Western Front?

Paul Bäumer

Why do soldiers suppress grief?

To avoid psychological collapse; it's a survival mechanism

Emotional state beyond troubled?

Indifference - dangerous emotional numbness

'Little flames poorly sheltered' metaphor means?

Soldiers' fragility & vulnerability to madness/destruction

'We are forlorn like children...we are ___'

lost

Who should've been 'mediators & guides' to youth?

Older generation/authority figures/teachers

How does Paul describe enemy soldiers?

'Poor devils like us' - fundamentally identical

What makes soldiers enemies per Paul?

A word of command - arbitrary/political construct

Who said 'The war has ruined us for everything'?

Albert Kropp

The 'lost generation' concept?

Young men destroyed by war even if physically survived

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