Name Journeys (AQA GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Poet of 'Name Journeys'

Raman Mundair

Main themes in 'Name Journeys'

Identity, migration, cultural displacement

What do names connect individuals to?

Heritage and personal history

What does the Rama allusion represent?

Displacement and challenges faced in exile

What does the Wilderness symbolise?

Alienation and isolation from cultural roots

'Rough and smooth' imagery meaning

Complexity of identity; contrast between cultures

What does the banyan tree represent?

Deep roots and strength

What does sugar cane symbolise?

Sweetness and nourishment

Milk teeth metaphor meaning

Loss of Punjabi language as it's replaced by English

Name as 'stumble' suggests

Name hard to pronounce in English-speaking world

'Void of history and memory' means

Identity feels invisible; heritage not valued

What does free verse form create?

Freedom and uncertainty navigating two worlds

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