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The document discusses Allen Curnow's poem "Continuum" and provides questions for analysis of the poem's themes, title, literary devices, and Curnow's impact on New Zealand literature. Specifically, it asks about the meaning of the term "continuum" in the title, how Curnow viewed poems as "rash acts", and C.K. Stead's view that Curnow was the first to truly capture New Zealand in the English language. It also prompts analysis of irony, personification, tone, metaphors, enjambment, and the meaning of the final stanza.
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The document provides information about the post-apocalyptic/dystopian genre and discusses Ray Bradbury's short story "There Will Come Soft Rains". It includes discussion questions about the conventions of the genre. Historical context is provided about the time period when the story was written. The document examines themes of man vs. nature in the story and how the author creates a sense of unease. Students are prompted to analyze quotes from the story and relate it back to the genre.
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