‘An Inspector Calls’: societal expectations of gender and class
Maxay tahay, maxayse hadda
In this unit, pupils learn about how Priestly questions societal expectations of gender and class in 'An Inspector Calls'. They look at three female characters, Sheila, Mrs Birling and Eva, and also explore how masculinity is presented. They finally plan and write an essay on the topic.
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‘An Inspector Calls’: societal expectations of gender and class
In this unit, pupils learn about how Priestly questions societal expectations of gender and class in 'An Inspector Calls'. They look at three female characters, Sheila, Mrs Birling and Eva, and also explore how masculinity is presented. They finally plan and write an essay on the topic.
7 cashar- Contextualising gender expectations in ‘An Inspector Calls'
- Exploring interpretations of masculinity in 'An Inspector Calls'
- Planning an essay on societal expectations in ‘An Inspector Calls’
- Sheila and changing attitudes toward gender and class in 'An Inspector Calls'
- Eva Smith in 'An Inspector Calls': representation and symbolism
- Understanding gender and class through Mrs Birling in 'An Inspector Calls'
- Using quotations and context effectively in an 'An Inspector Calls' essay