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Surbiton English Lit episodes
- An Inspector Calls - Social Responsibility
A close look at the central message of social responsibility and how the importance of it is conveyed in Priestley's Post-War masterpiece.
5 min - An Inspector Calls - Three Major Divisions
In this episode, we take a sideways look at Priestley's Post-War sociopolitical drama, refracting it through three analytical lenses.
6 min - An Inspector Calls - explore the significance of the generational gap.In this episode, we take a look at the generational gap present in Priestley’s Post-War political drama and explore Priestley’s message to his audience of the danger of the fixed mindsets of the older generation.5 min
- An Inspector Calls - what is the importance of the Inspector?A close look at the significance of this mysterious figure in Priestley’s powerful sociopolitical masterpiece.4 min
- An Inspector Calls - How does Priestley explore the theme of Blame?Three of our best students unpick the intricacies of who’s to blame for the death of Eva Smith and how to characters respond to that blame in Priestley’s Post War drawing room drama. NOTE: this was recorded remotely during lockdown.5 min
- Memory and childhood in Never Let Me Go part 1
Jade and Grace discuss the themes of memory and childhood in part 1 of the novel.
16 min - Science in part 1 of Never Let Me Go
Poppy and Ava discuss how the theme of science is significant in the first part of the novel.
13 min - An Inspector Calls - How does Priestley explore the theme of Power and Status?An incisive exploration of the theme of Power and Status in Priestley’s mid-20th century sociopolitical drama.5 min
- An Inspector Calls - Explore the significance of SheilaWhat makes Shelia a compelling character? Two of our expert students explore the significance of this character in Priestley’s didactic drawing room drama.6 min
- To Kill a Mockingbird - the final chaptersMs Rusholme gives a deep dive into the final chapters of Harper Lee’s Southern Gothic Bildungsroman on justice and injustice in 1930s America.42 min
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