Comparing liminality, physicality and voice in AQA Worlds and Lives poetry
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I can explain and compare how Mundair, Berry, and Femi express concepts of liminality, physicality and voice.
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Both Mundair and Berry place their speakers in a liminal space.
Arguably, through this liminality, their intention could be to show the connection between place and identity.
Both Mundair and Femi present the uncomfortable physical experience of discrimination.
Both Femi and Berry consider ideas of voice and agency to comment on the experience of minorities.
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