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Please answer to the question provided taking into account what you are really
being asked to do. That is, answer the short questions of Part I and the essay
question of Part II.
The questions in Part I are concise and the answer can be found in the textbook
of the course OR the compulsory readings for 2016-2017 course. These answers
are straightforward and you do not need to elaborate on them.
Part I sums up to 4 points of the final mark and Part II up to 6 points. In Part I
wrong answers do not discount.
The essay question in Part II is made so that you elaborate the contents of the
Units and the readings of the literary texts.
Your answer for Part II should be between 200 and 250 words. Exercises longer
than this shall be penalized and even, if they surpass by far the word limit, not
be marked.
General statements and common ground knowledge shall be penalised and affect
your final mark in the PEC.
Your answer must be written in English.
Please notice that you must provide evidence from the literary text in your
answer to Part II (even if it is a single sentence to illustrate your argument).
Failure to do so will be penalised in the final mark of the PEC.
LITERATURA INGLESA III: PENSAMIENTO Y CREACIN LITERARIA INGLESA EN
LA PRIMERA MITAD DEL S. XX PEC
DUE: DECEMBER
12
PEC PROPOSAL.
PLEASE ANSWER PART I AND PART II AS FOLLOWS:
PART I (4 POINTS)
1. Two female characters (two young girls) in Oscar Wildes The Importance of
Being Earnest, representing urbane sophistication and (seemingly) naive
forwardness.
5. A phrase that has come to designate the feelings of horror and frustration
associated with the soldiers experience of World War I, as opposed to
patriotic euphoria at the Home Front; these feelings are an essential element
of Wilfred Owens Dulce et Decorum Est.
6. The title of one of the most popular autobiographies of World War I, written
by a female author; it captured the collective mood of the members of a lost
generation whose lives were truncated or determined by the conflict.
ANSWER: Perspectivism
PART II (6 POINTS)
Answer the following question
The term misunderstanding leads the whole novel: the setting, the characters and the
context. British people saw their lives from their own perspective