Context Flashcards

(6 cards)

1
Q

What does context mean?

A

The circumstances that form the setting of an event

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2
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What would be an example of context in the play?

A

The play being shown in 1945 because the war had just ended when it was shown.

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3
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Name another example of context in the play

A

The play being shown in Russia. The play was shown in Russia in 1945 when the russian revolution was taking place and many capitalists and socialists were involved.

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4
Q

Why was the play set in 1912?

A

It was just before the first world war happened and many capitalists and socialists didn’t like each other.

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5
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Apart from the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, Why did WW1 happen?

A

Germany, Austria and Hungary wanted more countries to themselves and other empires didn’t agree with that.

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How might that be linked in with An Inspector Calls?

A

Birling was a capitalist and didn’t like working class members. Germany didn’t like that other countries had empires and was not happy with working class members from other countries.

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