An Inspector Calls by J. B. Priestley (OCR GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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An Inspector Calls: Context
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Year An Inspector Calls was written

1945

Year An Inspector Calls is set

1912

Priestley's political ideology

Socialist

Literary structure of An Inspector Calls

Morality tale

Character who delivers moral lessons

Inspector Goole

Working-class character in the play

Eva Smith

What the play critiques about Edwardian England

Rigid class system and social attitudes

What Priestley believed in

Social equality and collective responsibility

Type of views Priestley challenged

Capitalist views

What Inspector's questioning reveals

Selfishness and moral failings

Dramatic technique used in the play

Dramatic irony

Events symbolizing upper class false security

Titanic sinking and World War I

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