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An Inspector Calls
Social Responsibility
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Who is the speaker of the video discussing the theme of social responsibility in "An Inspector Calls"?
Liam
, aka
Mr. Knight
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What is the theme of
social responsibility
in "
An Inspector Calls
"?
It is about acting in a way that benefits society and balancing economic gain with
societal welfare
.
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How does the
speaker
suggest students should prepare for the video content?
By having a
pen
and
paper
to take notes.
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What does the
speaker
encourage
viewers
to do if they find the video helpful?
Like, comment, and
subscribe
.
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What does
social responsibility
involve according to the speaker?
Behaving
ethically
and
morally
, putting others before oneself.
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What are some synonyms for social
responsibility
mentioned in the video?
Responsibility,
socialism
, and duty.
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How does
Mr. Birling's
quotation reflect his view on
social responsibility
?
He believes a man should only look after
himself
and his family, showing a lack of social responsibility.
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What does the timing of
Mr. Birling's
quotation suggest about his character?
It shows his normal level of
social responsibility
before the inspector's arrival.
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What does
Sheila's
quotation reveal about her
character development
?
She begins to acknowledge her
responsibility
for
Eva's
death, indicating growth.
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How does
Gerald's
action towards Eva/Daisy reflect
social responsibility
?
He provides her with shelter and money, showing a degree of social responsibility.
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What does the
verb choice
in
Gerald's
quotation imply about
social responsibility
?
It suggests that social responsibility can place the
working class
in a passive role.
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What does the inspector's question to
Mrs. Birling
reveal about her character?
It highlights her lack of
social responsibility
and
prejudice
against Eva/Daisy.
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How does
Mrs. Birling's
view on responsibility differ from social responsibility?
She emphasizes
personal responsibility
over
societal responsibility
.
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What does
Mrs. Birling's
desire for
public confession
from the young man suggest about her values?
It indicates her belief in
shame
and personal accountability over
social responsibility
.
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How does
Eric's
action of providing money to
Eva
reflect his understanding of responsibility?
He believes he is being responsible by financially supporting her after getting her pregnant.
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What does
Eric's
method of providing for
Eva
suggest about class dynamics?
It implies that upper and middle classes often impose their solutions on the working class.
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What does
Mr. Birling's
reaction after the inspector leaves reveal about his
character
?
He is relieved to avoid
responsibility
for
Eva's
death, showing his selfishness.
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How does
Priestley
use the characters'
acceptance
of
responsibility
to convey a message?
He correlates acceptance of responsibility with being a good person,
contrasting
with those who reject it.
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What societal issues does
Priestley
address through the theme of
social responsibility
?
He critiques the lack of support for the
working class
by the
upper classes
.
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What are the key themes related to
social responsibility
in "
An Inspector Calls
"?
Importance of acting for the benefit of society
Balancing economic gain with societal welfare
Ethical and moral behavior
The impact of
class dynamics
on responsibility
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How does
Priestley
portray the consequences of rejecting
social responsibility
in the play?
Characters like
Mr. and Mrs. Birling
are depicted negatively.
Those who accept responsibility, like
Sheila
and
Eric
, are shown positively.
The play emphasizes the need for social responsibility to prevent societal issues.
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What actions does
Priestley
suggest the upper classes should take towards the working class?
Provide
adequate support
and opportunities.
Acknowledge their role in societal issues.
Actively engage in
social responsibility
.
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What is the significance of the
inspector's
role in the play?
Represents
social conscience
.
Challenges characters to confront their
responsibilities
.
Highlights the consequences of neglecting social responsibility.
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