Connections, Themes, Contexts, and Critical Interpretations (OCR A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Connections, Themes, Contexts, and Critical Interpretations
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Dual betrayal concept in both novels

American Dream fails both rich (Gatsby) & poor (Grapes)

Green light symbol in Gatsby

Unattainable ideal that recedes as Gatsby reaches for it

Daisy's voice description

Voice is full of money - personification of wealth

Rose of Sharon's final act

Breastfeeds starving stranger - maternal sacrifice

Dr T.J. Eckleburg's eyes symbolise

Death of spiritual values in commercialised society

Tom Joad's prophetic speech begins

I'll be ever'where... wherever they's a fight

Term 'Okie' transforms from meaning

From Oklahoma resident to 'scum' - linguistic violence

Ash grey men in Gatsby represent

Working class as faceless, disposable, dehumanised figures

Economic determinism definition

Economic forces shape human behaviour and outcomes

East Egg vs West Egg represents

Old money vs new money - rigid class boundaries

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