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

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Comparative Themes
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Huck's quote choosing Jim over society

All right, then, I'll go to hell

Jim's role to Huck

Surrogate father figure

Event showing Isma's identity struggle

Airport interrogation

Group Parvaiz joins seeking belonging

ISIS

Karamat Lone's stance on Muslim identity

Rejects it for British assimilation

Symbol of freedom for Huck & Jim

Raft on Mississippi River

Pasha family motto on unity

No one goes anywhere alone, we go in a pack

Religious hypocrisy Twain satirises

Religious justifications for slavery

Prejudice British Muslims face (Home Fire)

Islamophobia & racial profiling

Aneeka's quest for Parvaiz

Bring his body back to Britain

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