Considering alternative perspectives of war in non-fiction texts
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I can identify and summarise alternative perspectives in a text.
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Many texts about war and conflict are presented from the perspective of male soldiers or men.
Seacole and Nightingale offer an alternative perspective of conflict.
Athough writing about similar events, Seacole and Nightingale have different experiences and use different forms.
Both writers use first person accounts to reveal the shocking realities of war and life as a nurse on the front line.
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