Great Expectations
Read the first paragraphs of Chapter I in Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations, stopping before the stranger speaks. Pip explains his name and remembers im...
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Clear search & filtersRead the first paragraphs of Chapter I in Charles Dickens’s Great Expectations, stopping before the stranger speaks. Pip explains his name and remembers im...
Jo’s relationships unfold in a setting where housing, money and social expectations constrain apparent freedom. Attend to the quick exchanges and unstable...
An argument about education challenges the habits and expectations that limit women’s opportunities. Follow the relationship between the capacity for reaso...
Anne’s arrival at Green Gables unsettles expectations and gradually reshapes a household. Compare her imaginative naming of places with the practical tasks...
Read the opening of Chapter 5, ending when Victor first leaves the room. Follow the movement from anticipated achievement to disgust. Compare the features...
Use this open textbook to explore the ideas that make computing more than learning syntax. Study how problems are represented, how procedures operate on da...
Family conversations place inherited expectations beside the daughters’ experiences of belonging in Britain. Examine the differences between what character...
The March sisters develop different ambitions within shared family responsibilities. Compare their choices without treating one sister’s path as the only m...
Catherine Morland brings the expectations of Gothic fiction into unfamiliar social situations. Compare the pleasure of imagining dramatic explanations with...
Anne Elliot must reconsider a decision shaped by advice and social expectations. Attend to restrained conversations and small acts of attention, asking how...
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...
Tess’s experience is shaped by economic vulnerability and unequal moral expectations. Attend to the narrator’s language, the changing rural settings and th...
Maggie and Tom grow within shared memories but unequal expectations. Read their conflicts through differences in education, obligation and temperament, the...
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