test byron

2. Literary Terms: rhythm, Byronic
rhyme, pathos, bathos, profound, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification,
voice, onomatopoeia, anaphora, feminism, Marxism, parody, satirical, prelapsarian
Byron’s Don Juan – analysis, context and
connections
LQ: Can I improve my analytical style, incorporating
context and wider reading comparison?

3. Literary Terms: rhythm, Byronic
rhyme, pathos, bathos, profound, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification,
voice, onomatopoeia, anaphora, feminism, Marxism, parody, satirical, prelapsarian
Outstanding progress: Detailed and perceptive analysis of
Don Juan extract using advanced terminology, sophisticated
language, social context and more than one quotation to build an
argument and a thematic and cogent link to wider reading
Excellent progress: Detailed analysis of Don Juan extract using
advanced terminology, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic and cogent link to
wider reading
Good progress: Developed analysis of Don Juan extract using
terminology and more than one quotation and a thematic link to
wider reading C
LQ: Can I improve my analytical style, incorporating context and wider
reading comparison?

4. Literary Terms: rhythm, Byronic
rhyme, pathos, bathos, profound, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personific
ation, voice, onomatopoeia, anaphora, feminism, Marxism, parody, satirical
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A game of …
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5. Literary Terms: rhythm, Byronic
rhyme, pathos, bathos, profound, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personific
ation, voice, onomatopoeia, anaphora, feminism, Marxism, parody, satirical
Groups:
L = Language, structure (EXT: Form)
W = Wider reading Poetry links (EXT: other genre links)
S = Social contextual influence (EXT: other interpretations)

6. Byron presents a comic vision of love and marriage throughout Don
Juan. He ends Canto 1 with Don Alfonso apologising to his wife for
accusing her of infidelity and then discovering Juan hidden in his wife’s
bedroom.
“He stood like Adam lingering near his garden,
With useless penitence perplex’d and haunted”
Byron uses prelapsarian language and alliteration to emphasise Don
Alfonso’s embarrassment and guilt at his doubting of his wife. The
dramatic irony caused by the reader’s knowledge that Don Juan is in the
room while he apologises is comic. The comic tone is continued with the
bathos of the last line of the stanza “When, lo! He stumbles o’er a pair of
shoes”. The frequent use of bathos in the last lines of stanzas creates a
flippant and nonchalant narrative tone, mocking the ostensibly serious
subject matter: marriage, lust and infidelity. The choice of form is ideal
for the satirical message Byron seeks to present. The eight line stanzas
allow for a crescendo to build and then be mocked with a comic last
rhyming couplet. This style seeks to satirise the aristocracy of the
time, his own class and audience, specifically mocking their hypocritical
gossip, which he had to endure throughout his fame in London, and is
exemplified in the final four lines of Canto 1:
“The pleasant scandal which arose next day,
The
nine days' wonder which was brought to light,
And how Alfonso sued for a divorce
Were in the English newspapers of course”.
Key ingredients:
Point to address the
question
More than one
quotation
Coherent argument
Sophisticated
vocabulary
Techical terms,
Form
Social context
Criitical
interpretations?

7. Literary Terms: rhyming couplet, ottava
rima, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification,
voice, personal pronoun, anaphora, feminism, Marxism,
How is love
presented in Don
Juan?
FIRST paragraph
Analyse Don
Juan building an
argument
Extension task:
Can you
incorporate some
of the hidden
sophisticated
vocabulary? (Ask
Mr H how to find
Outstanding progress: Detailed and
perceptive analysis of Don Juan extract using
advanced terminology, sophisticated
language, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Excellent progress: Detailed analysis of Don
Juan extract using advanced
terminology, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Good progress: Developed analysis of Don
Juan extract using terminology and more than
one quotation and a thematic link to wider
reading

8. Literary Terms: rhyming couplet, ottava
rima, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification,
voice, personal pronoun, anaphora, feminism, Marxism,
PEER IMPROVE
Rotate the
paragraphs and
improve the
paragraph that
you have been
handed!
Extension task:
Can you
incorporate some of
the hidden
sophisticated
vocabulary? (Ask
Mr H how to find
Outstanding progress: Detailed and
perceptive analysis of Don Juan extract using
advanced terminology, sophisticated
language, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Excellent progress: Detailed analysis of Don
Juan extract using advanced
terminology, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Good progress: Developed analysis of Don
Juan extract using terminology and more than
one quotation and a thematic link to wider
reading

9. Literary Terms: rhyming couplet, ottava
rima, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification,
voice, personal pronoun, anaphora, feminism, Marxism,
Peer Assess
on board…
Extension
task: Can you
suggest
improvements?
Outstanding progress: Detailed and
perceptive analysis of Don Juan extract using
advanced terminology, sophisticated
language, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Excellent progress: Detailed analysis of Don
Juan extract using advanced
terminology, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Good progress: Developed analysis of Don
Juan extract using terminology and more than
one quotation and a thematic link to wider
reading

10. Literary Terms: rhyming couplet, ottava
rima, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification,
voice, personal pronoun, anaphora, feminism, Marxism,
How is love
presented in Don
Juan?
SECOND
paragraph
Link to wider
reading task:
Extension(only one
quotation (or
Can you incorporate
two) needed)
some of the hidden
sophisticated
vocabulary? (Ask Mr
H how to find the
hidden words!)
Outstanding progress: Detailed and
perceptive analysis of Don Juan extract using
advanced terminology, sophisticated
language, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Excellent progress: Detailed analysis of Don
Juan extract using advanced
terminology, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Good progress: Developed analysis of Don
Juan extract using terminology and more than
one quotation and a thematic link to wider
reading

11. Literary Terms: rhyming couplet, ottava
rima, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification,
voice, personal pronoun, anaphora, feminism, Marxism,
Peer Assess on
board…
Extension task: Can
you
incorporate some of the
hidden sophisticated
vocabulary? (Ask Mr H
how to find the hidden
words!)
Outstanding progress: Detailed and
perceptive analysis of Don Juan extract using
advanced terminology, sophisticated
language, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Excellent progress: Detailed analysis of Don
Juan extract using advanced
terminology, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Good progress: Developed analysis of Don
Juan extract using terminology and more than
one quotation and a thematic link to wider
reading

12. Literary Terms: rhyming couplet, ottava
rima, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification,
voice, personal pronoun, anaphora, feminism, Marxism,

13. Literary Terms: rhyming couplet, ottava
rima, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personification,
voice, personal pronoun, anaphora, feminism, Marxism,
SELF-ASSESS
YOUR
PROGRESS
What have you
improved/underst
ood/ learned
today?
Outstanding progress: Detailed and
perceptive analysis of Don Juan extract using
advanced terminology, sophisticated
language, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Excellent progress: Detailed analysis of Don
Juan extract using advanced
terminology, social context and more than one
quotation to build an argument and a thematic
and cogent link to wider reading
Good progress: Developed analysis of Don
Juan extract using terminology and more than
one quotation and a thematic link to wider
reading

14. Literary Terms: rhythm, Byronic
rhyme, pathos, bathos, profound, repetition, alliteration, sibilance, simile, metaphor, personific
ation, voice, onomatopoeia, anaphora, feminism, Marxism, parody, satirical
HOMEWORK:
How is love presented in Don Juan and at
least three other texts of your choice?