Comparative Themes (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Comparative Themes
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Utilitarian ethos in Hard Times

Facts over emotions; deprives working class of creativity

Stephen Blackpool's role

Factory worker showing working class suffering & injustice

Why is Robbie Turner wrongfully arrested

Lower class easily scapegoated due to class prejudice

Coketown's symbolism

Bleak, dehumanising industrial landscape with pollution

Sissy Jupe's significance

Compassion & imagination countering utilitarian philosophy

Louisa's marriage to Bounderby

Transactional, emotionally void; married from duty not love

Rachael's character role

Moral strength & resilience of working-class women

Cause of Briony's false accusation

Overactive imagination & class prejudice

Gradgrind's 'Fact, fact, fact!' meaning

Rigid adherence to facts stifling imagination & emotion

'Never had a child's heart' shows

Emotional void from rigid utilitarian upbringing

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