Following (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards
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What theme does Ní Chuilleanáin's 'Following' primarily explore?
What theme does Ní Chuilleanáin's 'Following' primarily explore?
It primarily explores themes of memory and personal journey.
What themes does 'Following' explore in Irish society?
What themes does 'Following' explore in Irish society?
It explores change, identity, and individual experiences.
What literary technique starts the poem 'Following'?
What literary technique starts the poem 'Following'?
It begins with a narrative fragment as its starting point.
What is Ní Chuilleanáin's typical language style?
What is Ní Chuilleanáin's typical language style?
Her style is often lyrical with rich imagery.
What do vivid images in 'Following' encourage?
What do vivid images in 'Following' encourage?
They encourage active engagement with the poem.
How are abstract emotions represented in the poem?
How are abstract emotions represented in the poem?
They are represented through concrete images.
What obstacles does the girl face in 'Following'?
What obstacles does the girl face in 'Following'?
She encounters 'beasts' and 'dealing men' blocking her way.
What does the girl’s father symbolize in 'Following'?
What does the girl’s father symbolize in 'Following'?
He represents emotional repression and disconnection.
What does the final stanza of 'Following' signify?
What does the final stanza of 'Following' signify?
It reveals their emotional distance despite physical proximity.
What societal issue does 'Following' highlight?
What societal issue does 'Following' highlight?
It reflects women's vulnerability in Irish society.