No Problem (1996) (Edexcel GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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No Problem (1996)
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Author of 'No Problem' (1996)

Benjamin Zephaniah

Year 'No Problem' was written

1996

Zephaniah's focus as poet & activist

Social justice, race, and equality

Main subject of 'No Problem'

Racism and stereotyping in Britain

Repeated phrase throughout poem

I am not de problem

Device in 'I am not de problem'

Repetition

Device in 'branded athletic' lines

Irony

Device in 'pigeon hole' lines

Metaphor

Device in 'no chips on me shoulders'

Idiom

Device in 'Mother country get it right'

Direct address

Type of English used in poem

Colloquial/non-standard English

What 'pigeon hole' metaphor symbolises

Restrictive categorisation based on race

What 'mother country' refers to

Britain

Theme about how society judges people

Racism and Stereotyping

Theme celebrating multifaceted identity

Identity and Versatility

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