Summary GCSE English Literature AQA Power and Conflict Poetry Statements /Ideas /Themes
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Course
English
Institution
GCSE
AQA Power and Conflict poetry grade 9 ideas for statements- for all 15 poems to make comparisons. Ideas separated by similarities and differences for each poem. You can also find some example grade 9 comparison sentences in full, which you can just memorize for your exam.
Poems Similarities Differences Comparison Sentences
Prelude • Power of nature • Nature in P = more dominant • Imagery in Prelude is
and • Man's relationship with force, causes man to reflect on picturesque and idyllic,
Storm the natural world, his status and relationship unlike Storm where it
On the exploring the idea of with natural world- SOTI= is chaotic and
Island balance between and nature’s power dismissed with explosively fast paced.
impact that nature can man seeking dominance over Storm illustrates the
have nature power of nature in a
• Ideas of the sublime • P= nature has a greater harsh obviously way.
• Reveal conflict between psychological hold over man – Prelude shows the
nature and humanity SOTI nature is dismissed power of nature in a
• Present nature as • SOTI= explores the impact of subtle and is slowly
something for man to nature but its man’s thinking shown. Both poems
fear that gives it its power- P= have rhythm but they
• Explore nature’s threat, significant psychological are different.
suggesting that it can impact, causes man to reflect • The use of structure in
easily overpower • P= explores lasting changes the poems draws our
humanity that occurred due to his attention to the ways
• Explore an emotional encounter with nature- SOTI= in which nature can
journey conveys how much remained feel overwhelming and
• Power of nature is unchanged after the storm powerful.
greater than the power • Both poems were
of humanity written in different
centuries, but both
share a common idea:
in the inevitable
conflict between man
and nature, nature will
always win
• both poets are united
by the attitude that
nature will always
remain feral and
should be revered
rather than repressed,
as the latter is not
possible.
• The structure of both
poems is employed to
convey the wild,
untamed qualities of
nature.
Exposur • Power of nature • E= significant psychological
e and • Examine man’s and physical impact, causes
Storm relationship with the man to regress to basic state-
On The natural world, exploring SOTI= explores the impact of
Island the idea of balance and nature but its man’s thinking
the impact of nature that gives nature its power
• Ideas of the sublime • E= nature is dominant, causes
man to reflect on his state-
SOTI= nature is dismissed,
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