Kamikase Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
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Who is kamikaze written by

A

Beatrice Garland

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2
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What is the poem inspired by

A

Beas motivation of looking into why people die for their country

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3
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What were kamikaze pilots

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Suicide pilots that dies in WW1 for their country that were beloved it was better to die a hero than not go and be a coward

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4
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What are the conflicts in the poem

A
  • man vs nature
  • family vs society
  • the pilots life vs societal expectations
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5
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What collection is the poem from

A

The inventions of fireworks

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6
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What are the shifts in narrative in the poem

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From “we” to “she”

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7
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What does the shift in narrative show

A

Dramatic shift from external to internal shows inner conflict and impact of conflict

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8
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What perspective does the poem change into in the last line

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3rd person

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9
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What does the change to 3rd person in the last line represent

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She is detached from culture
OR
She is trying to detach herself from her farther for culture

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10
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What is the structure of the poem

A

Controlled stanza lengths

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11
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What do the controlled stanza lengths show

A

Expectations of the soldiers

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12
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What is the controlled stanza lengths juxtaposed by

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Free verse and enjambment

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13
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What does the free verse and enjambment show

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Breaking free of societal expectations

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14
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What is the last line of the poem

A

“Die”

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15
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What does the last line of the poem “die” represent

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The inevitable fate that the solider will die one way or another and makes reader reflect on their own life and morality

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16
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What does the writer convey but putting “die” as the last word

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Conflict and patriarchy denises freedom

17
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What is Japan known as

A

The land of the rising sun

18
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What quote relates to the land of the rising sun

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“Her father embarked at sunrise”

19
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What does “her farther embarked at sunrise” show

A

Patriotic imagery
Instead of heading towards hope he is going to death

20
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What does “embark” in “her farther embarked at sunrise” show

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Representing him starting a new chapter of his life

21
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What are the fish described as

A

“Like a big flag”

22
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What does the simile “like a big flag” show

A

Control Japan has over people, turning nature into symbol of patriotic country - showing reader power of patriotism

23
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How is nature described in the poem

A

“Cloud-marked mackerel”. And “Feathery prawns”

24
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What does the description “feathly prawns” and “cloud-marked mackerel” show

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Beauty of nature and man’s need to provide
OR
angelic and heavenly imagery as he rejects death he will always be present like god

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What does the transition from solider to father show
Not choosing death that would give him eternal glory, has lead to his metaphorical death