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War Photographer
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What does "spools of suffering" represent in the poem "War Photographer"?
The suffering
captured
in photographs
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What does the metaphor "spools of suffering" reflect about the photographer's role?
It shows the attempt to bring order to
chaos
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Who inspired Carol Ann Duffy's poem "War Photographer"?
War photographers like
Don McCullin
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What does "a hundred agonies in black and white" signify in the poem?
Each
photo
tells a story of
suffering
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What technique is used in "a hundred agonies in black and white"?
Juxtaposition
of "agonies" and "black and white"
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What ethical dilemmas does Duffy explore in "War Photographer"?
The public's
passive consumption
of suffering
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What does the phrase "the reader’s eyeballs prick with tears" suggest?
Fleeting
empathy of viewers
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How does Duffy use contrast in the line about "the bath and pre-lunch beers"?
To emphasize the
disconnect
between suffering and comfort
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What role does Duffy question in "War Photographer"?
The
media's role
in presenting war
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What is the overall theme of "War Photographer"?
Critique of society's
desensitization
to war
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