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Blake: Critique on Society 2
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Mind Map on Blake: Critique on Society 2, created by Matthew Youngs on 05/17/2015.
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Blake: Critique on Society 2
Religion
Holy Thursday (I)
"Into the high dome of St Pauls like Thames waters they flow"
Ao2: lexical choice- "high dome of St Pauls" attempt by church to gain transcendent position
Ao2: simile "like Thames waters" suggests religion controls the masses
The Chimney Sweeper (E)
"gone to praise God and his Priest"
Ao2: choice of capitalisation of "Priest" implies paralleled with God
Praising not only God but also religion and the church
Holy Thursday (E)
"How the chimney sweepers cry and ever blackening church appalls"
Ao2: use of metaphor "blackening church appalls" for religion discarding the poor (sweepers"
Ao4: literal reading of "blackening churches" pollution experienced in cities during IR
AO3ii Marxist: oppression of poor
Danger of change in society
The Tyger
"Tyger Tyger burning bright in the forests of the night"
AO2: rhyming couplets presents an almost witch-like chant
AO2: use of imagery of Tyger's pattern implies it is a beacon of change
AO3ii: Metaphor for society?
London
"the hapless soldiers sigh runs in blood down Palace walls"
AO2: metaphor "soliders sigh runs in blood" suggests totalitarian state
AO3ii Marxist
The Divine Image
"The human heart, its hungry gorge"
Ao2 lexical choice of "gorge" suggests feeding on or chartered (London)
AO4 context
AO2 biological "heart" vs industry "gorge"
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