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There is all speeches what we analysed

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the task was to choose 4 poster to analyse

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The poster with basic information about Trevor Noah

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We analysed the poster in the group

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the first time when we started to analyse the poster

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This is the presentation about different poetic devices with examples from "Born a Crime"

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Analyse of the text about big ideas and features

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We were watching a video about "toilet problem" in India, then I filled this worksheet

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We watched the T.E.D. Talk and then I answered on the questions

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first lesson with analysis of speech

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We did poster in the group about themes and context in the memoire "Born a Crime"

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It is worksheets about every chapter "Born a Crime"

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We did a mind map about stylistic devices

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The speech from an exam paper1

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we analyzed Carol Ann Duffy’s “Medusa” by focusing on its vivid imagery, metaphors, and other stylistic devices. These stylistic devices emphasize themes of jealousy, rage, and self-awareness.

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I did a research about Kafka’s unique writing style and main themes. I looked into his use of narration, tone, and absurdity in his famous works like alienation, bureaucracy, and powerlessness. I created a poster with all information

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Analysing of the poem in the class

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I was asked to find a picture that represents Before the Law by Franz Kafka. I chose this image because it symbolizes the endless obstacles and layers of difficulty someone faces when trying to access the law. The long staircase leading into the clouds represents bureaucracy, powerlessness, and the unreachable nature of justice in Kafka’s story

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We were asked to analyse the poem with AI and find good points there

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We were watching the video about Dove and then we analyzed it with different film techniques

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I prepared and presented a presentation on Franz Kafka’s “Jackals and Arabs.” In this presentation, I analyzed the narrative’s key themes, characters, and symbolic elements.

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Cary Fukunaga's 2011 film adaptation of Charlotte Bront's Jane Eyre is a powerful and inspiring sight. The film's gothic imagery and controlled performances emphasize its themes of isolation, romance, and repression.

Bertha Mason, Mr. Rochester's first wife, is well-portrayed. Located in the attic, Bertha appears more through disruptive sounds and abrupt pauses than through personal involvement. This image emphasizes her dehumanization and Victorian mental illness fear.

The film depicts Bertha's actual and symbolic isolation. Her incarceration parallels society's isolation of mental health patients. Her madness and chaotic claim to freedom are shown by her acts, such as destroying Rochester's bed and ruining Jane's wedding ring.

Bertha feels betrayed and repelled by others, especially Rochester. He calls her "ferocious and irrational temperament," blaming inherited lunacy. This attitude is insensitive and ignores her quiet existence and Creole cultural misconceptions.

The film makes viewers question mental illness care. Although Bertha has no voice, it slowly attacks the social norms that imprisoned her. The director seems warning against oppressing and marginalizing nonconformists.

In conclusion, the 2011 Jane Eyre film explores mental illness through Bertha Mason. It shows 19th-century mental health ignorance but also encourages modern viewers to consider historical injustices and the importance of compassion and inclusivity.