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Jane Eyre trailers

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Have a look at both these trailers for Jane Eyre's film adaptations Franco Zeffirelli's 1996 version Cary Fukunaga's 2011 version: What can you find in common (story, themes, ...)? Did you catch some of the characters' names?

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Term LELE: snappy Jack Kerouac style portraits

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Hiya Imagine you have met these people while travelling: give a quick Jack Kerouac style portrait of three of them, about 30 to 50 words each, no more. Think about their eyes, their look, their clothes, their cheeks, their hair, the position of their...

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Book Review

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LIsten to the girl reviewing The Great Gatsby and fill in the blanks in the activity sheet

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In the mood for Gatsby?

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Here is a video of the way people might have been dancing at one Gatsby's parties...

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Jack Kerouac Reading the last page of his novel

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This is the video link from youtube that I played in class the other day. You'll find loads of others on Youtube. This one is interesting because you can really hear how his prose was designed to be read aloud; his voice, the rhythm and the intonation...

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Pygmalion

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Read the summary of the play again. Make a quick research on FABIANISM and see how it is connected to the play.

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Jane Eyre: an introduction

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To illustrate the introduction about Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre, here are some photos of • The Brontë sisters Charlotte and Emily (who wrote Wurthering Heights) • Yorkshire, including Haworth, where their father was a parson (a vicar) and where they...

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Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow

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Here are 3 versions of the monologue. What are the differences between them?

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Lady Macbeth's soliloquy

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Some classic adaptations of her soliloquy

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The Booklovers

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Here is a video montage using the song "The Booklovers" by the Divine Comedy. - Note down as many of the authors as you know - What is the overall message of the song?

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