Prose:

• Pre-1900 literature often features more rigid gender roles and societal expectations compared to post-1900 literature.relationships
• Love themes in pre-1900 literature are often more complex and nuanced than in post-1900 literature.

  False
• Pre-1900 prose texts typically portray relationships with greater flexibility and diversity compared to post-1900 texts.

  False
• Match the aspect with its description in pre-1900 and post-1900 literature:

  Social Conventions ↔️ Rigid gender roles

  Narrative Perspective ↔️ Limited, privileged viewpoint

  Themes of Love ↔️ Idealized and constrained

  Language and Style ↔️ Formal, ornate, traditional
• What is a key characteristic of social conventions in pre-1900 prose texts?

  Rigid gender roles
• Comparing pre-1900 and post-1900 prose texts requires an understanding of their social and cultural context.
• Why is understanding the contextual differences between pre-1900 and post-1900 prose texts crucial?

  To analyze love themes
• How are love themes typically portrayed in pre-1900 literature?

  Idealized and constrained
• Post-1900 poetry often features a wider range of perspectives, including marginalized voices.


  True
• Post-1900 literature frequently represents a wider range of perspectives on love.


  True
• The social and cultural norms of a time period can significantly shape how love is represented in literature.


  True
• Steps for analyzing love themes in literature:

  1️⃣ Identify the social and cultural context

  2️⃣ Compare pre-1900 and post-1900 portrayals

  3️⃣ Analyze narrative perspective

  4️⃣ Examine language and style
• Pre-1900 prose texts typically feature a wider range of narrative perspectives compared to post-1900 texts.

  False
• Pre-1900 literature often reflects the social and cultural norms of the time, which can impact the portrayal of love themes.

  True
• What is crucial to consider when analyzing love themes in prose texts?

  Social and cultural context
• How are love themes portrayed in pre-1900 prose texts due to social mores?

  Idealized and constrained
• In pre-1900 literature, love themes are often portrayed in a more idealized manner due to social mores.
• How does the language and style of pre-1900 prose texts differ from post-1900 texts?

  Formal, ornate, traditional
• Post-1900 literature often features a wider range of literary styles, including colloquial and experimental approaches.


  True
• Post-1900 literature frequently includes perspectives from marginalized voices.


  True
• In pre-1900 poetry, love may be portrayed in a more idealized manner due to social mores.
• In pre-1900 literature, relationships are often influenced by more rigid gender roles and societal expectations.
• The language and style of pre-1900 literature is typically more formal, ornate, and traditional.
• Post-1900 literature often features a wider range of narrative perspectives compared to pre-1900 literature.


  True
• Why is it important to consider the social and cultural context when analyzing love themes in prose texts?

  To understand differences
• How did social conventions differ in pre-1900 prose texts compared to post-1900 texts in their portrayal of relationships?

  More rigid gender roles
• The language and style of pre-1900 prose texts are more formal
• How are love themes portrayed in post-1900 poetry?

  Complex and unconventional
• Why is it crucial to understand the historical context when analyzing the theme of love in literature?

  Shapes social and cultural norms
• A metaphor is a direct comparison without using "like" or as
• What are the two types of texts students must study for Unit 3.1 of the AQA A-Level English Literature exam?

  Poetry and prose
• What type of narrative perspective is typically found in pre-1900 literature?

  Limited, privileged viewpoint
• The language and style of pre-1900 literature is generally more formal, ornate, and traditional
• Pre-1900 prose texts often feature narrative perspectives from a limited, privileged viewpoint
• Understanding the social and cultural context of pre-1900 literature is essential for analyzing love themes.


  True
• Marginalized voices are commonly represented in the narrative perspectives of pre-1900 prose texts.

  False
• In pre-1900 literature, love themes may be portrayed in a more idealized and constrained manner due to social mores
• In pre-1900 prose texts, relationships are often governed by more rigid gender roles and societal expectations.
• Match the literary style with its time period:

  Formal and ornate ↔️ Pre-1900

  Colloquial and experimental ↔️ Post-1900
• What is a key difference in literary devices between pre-1900 and post-1900 poetry?

  Formal vs. experimental