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Social-Democracy and Woman Suffrage A Paper Read by Clara Zetkin to the Conference of Women Belonging to the Social-Democratic Party Held at Mannheim, Before the Opening of the Annual Congress of the German Social-Democracy

Zetkin, Klara, 1857-1933; Blaize, A. (Ange), 1811-1871 [Translator]

Social-Democracy and Woman Suffrage A Paper Read by Clara Zetkin to the Conference of Women Belonging to the Social-Democratic Party Held at Mannheim, Befo...

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Primary / family

Anne of Green Gables

L. M. Montgomery

Anne’s arrival at Green Gables unsettles expectations and gradually reshapes a household. Compare her imaginative naming of places with the practical tasks...

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Secondary / sixth form

Coriolanus

William Shakespeare

Military distinction does not easily translate into civic authority. Explore the encounters between Coriolanus and Rome’s citizens, then compare personal p...

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Secondary / sixth form

DNA

Dennis Kelly

A group’s response to a disturbing event exposes the pressure to preserve belonging at another person’s expense. Follow who speaks, who stays silent and wh...

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Sixth form / stretch

Jane Eyre

Charlotte Brontë

Read Chapter I from the bad weather to Jane reading alone behind the curtain. Stop before John enters. Compare her exclusion from the fireside family group...

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Secondary / sixth form

Leave Taking

Winsome Pinnock

Family conversations place inherited expectations beside the daughters’ experiences of belonging in Britain. Examine the differences between what character...

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Secondary / sixth form

Pigeon English

Stephen Kelman

Harrison’s voice connects everyday curiosity with dangers he does not fully understand. Keep the reader’s knowledge distinct from the narrator’s interpreta...

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Secondary / sixth form

Silas Marner

George Eliot

Silas’s withdrawal from a community changes when an unexpected relationship gives everyday work a new purpose. Compare the value he places on money with th...

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Secondary / sixth form

The Comedy of Errors

William Shakespeare

Two pairs of separated twins turn a city into a sequence of mistaken encounters. Keep a record of who is being mistaken for whom, then look beneath the com...

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The Secret Garden

Frances Hodgson Burnett

Read the opening of Chapter VII, stopping when Mary says she would like to see Martha’s cottage. The storm has cleared, and the moor now looks inviting. Co...

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The Tempest

William Shakespeare

On an island shaped by magic and contested authority, Prospero brings old opponents into his reach. The Tempest asks who can command, who must serve and wh...

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Upper primary / early secondary

Wonder

R. J. Palacio

Auggie’s move into school is told through several viewpoints that reveal different pressures and loyalties. Compare accounts of the same situation, noticin...

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Secondary / sixth form

Wuthering Heights

Emily Brontë

Nested narrators tell a story of attachment, exclusion and destructive retaliation across generations. Keep track of who reports each event and what they m...

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