War Photographer (AQA GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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War Photographer
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Author of 'War Photographer'

Carol Ann Duffy

Main theme of 'War Photographer'

Emotional impact of documenting war

Metaphor for photographic film

Spools of suffering set out in ordered rows

What 'ordered rows' suggests

Attempt to bring order to chaos

Darkroom compared to

Church

Photographer compared to

Priest preparing to intone a Mass

Why church/priest comparison used

Shows solemnity and sacred nature of his work

Location juxtaposed with war zones

Rural England

'Ordinary pain' reveals

Photographer's alienation from everyday life

Symbolism quote about suffering

A hundred agonies in black and white

'Black and white' dual meaning

Photo colours & moral simplicity

Irony quote about readers

Eyeballs prick with tears between bath and pre-lunch beers

Irony shows readers have

Fleeting emotional response, quickly forgotten

Four-line stanzas reflect

Controlled, methodical nature of work

Enjambment reflects

Ongoing nature of thoughts & continuous flow of memories

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