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Analyse af George Orwells essay 'Shooting an Elephant'

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Analyse af George Orwells essay 'Shooting an Elephant' er en engelsk-opgave til 3.g el. lign, afleveret til karakteren 7. Fylder 2 sider (410 ord, ca. 2 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 25. august 2014.

Denne opgave er en analyse af George Orwells personlige essay 'Shooting an Elephant'. Den fokuserer på essayets temaer, herunder kolonialisme, magtforhold og undertrykkelse. Analysen undersøger også komposition, karakterisering af Orwell som fortæller og sprogbrug i essayet.

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Solid analyse af George Orwells essay 'Shooting an Elephant' med fokus på temaer, komposition og karakterisering. Giver god indsigt og er velstruktureret.
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Fuldstændighed
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  • burma
  • george orwell
  • imperialisme
  • kolonialisme
  • litteraturanalyse
  • magt
  • personligt essay
  • shooting an elephant
  • undertrykkelse

Theme – Colonization in India, power, oppressors vs. the oppressed, irony of oppression

Personal essay –George Orwell while subdivision police officer in Burma, colonized India.

Gets called for help – elephant gone savage – when arrived elephant is calm – does not want to shoot – gets pressured by the crowd of 2000 people –can’t bear to watch it die

Because this is a personal essay (genre) I prefer to mix the composition and characterization. It makes sense because these two are relevant for each other as Orwell tells/writes the story about him-self.

Begins in medias res – the speaker is George Orwell since it is personal essay

Lays out a down to earth overview over the situation – about himself (doen’t take himself too seriously) about his task of handling the elephant:

“The only time in my life that I have been important enough for this to happen to me.”

His meaning is clear – his inner opinion, his outer actions, his actual plans, his conscience (no need to look for hidden agenda) Concrete language – language of openness

Story mainly chronological shaped of long sentences -- we get opinion on the subject with short look back (after the football game, people spitting and the uncomfortable look of the Buddhist priests)

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