Air and Angels (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

📚Flashcards
Air and Angels
Sign up to keep revising.Create a free account to study more flashcards and track your progress.

Practise the cards

10 cards from this deck

Show

When 'Air and Angels' was written

Early 17th century

Poetry movement Donne was key figure in

Metaphysical poetry

Structure: stanzas & lines in 'Air and Angels'

Two stanzas, each with 14 lines

Rhyme scheme in 'Air and Angels'

ABBABACDCDDEEE

Metre type in 'Air and Angels'

Iambic, varies between tetrameter and pentameter

Central conceit in 'Air and Angels'

Comparison between love and an angel

Paradoxical phrase describing the beloved

'some lovely glorious nothing'

Main theme about love's nature

Spiritual love needs physical form to manifest

Theme about gender in the poem

Disparity between love felt by men and women

Setting type in 'Air and Angels'

Intellectual and emotional space, not physical location

Explore Edexcel A-Level English Literature Revision Notes by Topics

Explore Edexcel A-Level English Literature Model Answers by Topics

Explore Edexcel A-Level English Literature Quizzes by Topics

Explore Edexcel A-Level English Literature Exam Questions by Topics

Join 100,000+ A-Level students studying Flashcards with us.

Select your subjects, and get access to A+ resources today.