Context & Writer's Techniques (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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Context & Writer's Techniques
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Setting of Life Class: year & location

1914 London at Slade School of Fine Art

Paul Tarrant's background

Working-class Northerner from the Midlands

Paul's role in WWI after failing medical exam

Red Cross ambulance duty

Elinor Brooke's response to war

Resists war's intrusion on artistic pursuits

Kit Neville's wartime role

Official war artist

Narrative perspective Barker uses

Third-person limited, primarily Paul's viewpoint

Barker's prose style characteristics

Plain, precise prose with sensory details

Symbolic meaning of title 'Life Class'

Art classes & harsh 'class' in life and death reality

Key literary technique in Life Class

Juxtaposition of pre-war & wartime experiences

Narrative structure feature

Non-linear with reflections and flashbacks

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