Tissue Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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“Paper that lets the…

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light shine through”

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2
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“Paper smoothed and …

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Stroked and turned “

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3
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‘Sun breaks through …

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Their borderlines “

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4
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“Might fly our lives …

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Like paper kites “ .

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5
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“Daylight break through…

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Capitals and monoliths “

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6
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“Raise a structure …

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Never meant to last “

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7
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“Grand design …

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With living tissue “

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8
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“Turned into …

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Your skin “

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9
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Where was Imtiaz Dharker born ?

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Pakistan

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10
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Where did she move after punjab ?

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Scotland

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11
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What places and ideoligies did she believe she was from and had?

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‘Scotland , Pakistan , muslim and calvanist “

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12
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‘Pages smoothed and stroked and turned ‘ is what technique and suggests what ?

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Syndetic list adds to a sense of importance . Paper like the Koran is treated with respect .

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13
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Why does she use the word “attention “ at the end of the third stanza ?

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She wants us to pay attention to what she is trying to say

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14
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“Maps too . “ suggests what ?

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Short blunt sentence with caesura , she feels that maps create division .

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15
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“Fine slips …. that say “ . Means what ?

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Receipts record our everyday lives , they control and rule us .

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16
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What does the phrase “ might fly our lives like paper kites “ suggest ?

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Lives and identity can be controlled by money

17
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‘The sun shines through their borderlines “ suggests what ?

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That even though maps keep us divided , the sun always has a way to break through to everyone . It also suggests that nature is more powerful than man .

18
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“Daylight break through capitals and monoliths “ reinforces what idea ?

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The power of nature

19
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“Raise a structure never meant to last “ means what ?

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Every human being is born to die and reminds us that we are all together

20
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“Grand design with living tissue “ means what ?

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What God has created is more important

21
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“Turned into your skin “ ?

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Sense of God being the ultimate creator .

22
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What are four things we can say about form and structure ?

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. No clear voice / allusive and ambiguous
. Lack of regular rhythm or rhyme throughout / shows freedom and openness
. Three main parts of the poem , History , creation of humans and human life
. Short stanzas shows how short life is
.

23
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What are the feelings and attitudes toward the poem ?

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Control over human life
Freedom
Celebration of human life

24
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Poems to compare for the power of nature ?

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Ozymandias , prelude , storm on the island

25
Poems to compare for identity ?
Emigree and checking out me history
26
Poems to compare for family ?
Kamikaze and poppies