Key messages

Cards (15)

  • Ozymandias
    -Human power is transient
    -Power of the few causes the suffering of the many
    -Nature is more powerful than humans
  • London
    -Power can corrupt people
    -Power of the few causes the suffering of the many
    -Danger of powerful institutions becoming too powerful
  • Extract from, The Prelude
    -Nature is beautiful
    -Nature is powerful
    -Nature is more powerful than humans~ we are insignificant in comparison
  • My Last Duchess
    -Power corrupts people
    -Contrast between the powerful and the powerless
    -Dangers of inherited power
  • The charge of the light brigade
    -To die for your country is glorious
    -Humans can distort the reality of war
    -War is violent and cruel
  • Exposure
    -There is nothing glorious about war
    -War is violent and cruel
    -Nature is just as dangerous as human conflict
  • Storm on the island
    -Nature is powerful
    -Humans are weak
    -Nature’s power dominates mankind
  • Bayonet charge
    -There is nothing glorious about war
    -Human conflict impacts nature
    -War is violent and cruel
  • Remains
    -Life is no longer valued during conflict
    -Conflict causes long term suffering
  • Poppies
    -Memories help us process our loss and grief
    -Parents and loved ones also suffer when soldiers go to war
    -The power of touch and the power of memory
  • War photographer
    -The power and importance of memories
    -People are desensitised to conflict~ reality of war
    -We should give people dignity and respect
  • Tissue
    -Humans do not have the right attitude towards life
    -Human life is transient
    -We need to let go of materialism and focus on other important aspects of life
  • Checking out me history
    -Anger at society
    -Importance of identity~ desire to know his own and to celebrate it
    -Authority should be challenged as institutions have too much power
  • Kamikaze
    -The power of importance and memories
    -The power of honour and dishonour
    -The power of family memories
  • The emigrée
    -The power of memory even from childhood
    -The power of identity through language
    -Explores ideas of home and safety