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21 resources for “attention”
Clear search & filtersA Season at Harrogate In a Series of Poetical Epistles, from Benjamin Blunderhead, Esquire, to His Mother, in Derbyshire. With Useful and Copious Notes, De...
Read the opening of Chapter I, stopping after Alice follows the Rabbit into its hole. Compare her boredom with the sudden arrival of the Rabbit. She initia...
Separated twins grow up with different opportunities while the audience knows the bond they do not understand. Read the musical version with attention to s...
Wilbur’s relationships turn a farmyard story into an exploration of care, change and loss. Read how Charlotte’s words influence other characters, then comp...
This family guidance provides a starting point for early reading through conversation, stories and playful attention to sounds. Use it to choose a small en...
Rossetti’s poems invite attention to persuasive voices, repeated sounds and the relationship between desire and care. Begin with a selected passage rather...
Philosophical reading rewards careful attention to reasons rather than agreement with a confident conclusion. Begin with a short argument, write its premis...
Interwoven lives test the relationship between law, care and the possibility of change. Read selected sections with attention to narrative digressions and...
The enforcement of sexual law exposes the distance between public virtue and private conduct. Follow the Duke’s hidden interventions and Isabella’s difficu...
Personal reflections use repeated reminders to examine judgement, duty and the distinction between events and responses. Choose a short passage, reconstruc...
Leon’s efforts to understand separation and care are shaped by what adults explain and what they leave unsaid. Follow the narrative’s attention to ordinary...
George and Lennie hope for a life that offers security and companionship. Steinbeck places that hope within a world where work, money and social exclusion...
Anne Elliot must reconsider a decision shaped by advice and social expectations. Attend to restrained conversations and small acts of attention, asking how...
This collection offers opportunities to explore how ordinary encounters become occasions for reflection. Work with one poem at a time, distinguishing the e...
Read Chapter I of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice. The opening makes a confident claim about a wealthy unmarried man, then shifts attention towards the s...
The Power of Concentration — English source edition. Subject: Attention.
A family’s sudden move changes the children’s routines and understanding of the adult world. Follow acts of practical kindness around the railway, noticing...
Courtship and marriage become struggles over speech, money and obedience. The framing story invites questions about performance, while Katherina’s treatmen...
Friendship and courtship are tested by betrayal, disguise and unequal treatment. Read the apparent reconciliation with particular care, considering whether...
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