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Culture, Identity and Community

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Power, Politics and Justice

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How do both texts depict negative gender stereotypes towards women?

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Name of text: Front cover of Men's Health magazine in South Africa
By: Men's health
Body of Work: Men's health
Year: July 2012

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Name of text: Persepolis page 74
By: Marjane Satrapi
Body of Work: Persepolis 1: the story of childhood
Year: 2000

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How both texts portray the pointlessness of war.

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Name of text: The War Game
By: Bill Watterson
Body of Work: Calvin and Hobbes (comic strip)
Year: March 23 1986

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Name of text: Page 38 from The Things They Carried
By: Tim O'Brien
Body of Work: The Things They Carried
Year: 2009

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How both texts portray the pointlessness of war - IO

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Power, Politics and Injustice

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Power, Politics and Justice

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How both extracts depict the negative impact of war on children.

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How do both texts convey ideas of political imprisonment?

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Name of text: Kids on Guns Hill
By: Banksy
Body of Work: Banksy Artworks/Street art
Year: 2003

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Name of text: Guantanamo Bay Prisoner
By: Banksy
Body of Work: Banksy Artworks
Year: 2005

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Name of text: Pages 24 and 25 from Persepolis
By: Marjane Satrapi
Body of Work: Persepolis
Year: 2000

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Name of text: The Dowry
By: Marjane Satrapi
Body of Work: Persepolis
Year: 2006
Page: 144

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This body of work represents the bombs that were buried during wars and still years after the wars are over they are a threat to innocent children who are oblivious to the danger under their feet.

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In this chapter Marjane is impacted by war, as her parents tell her war stories about her grandfather whilst he was in prison. The stories confuse her as she hears about her grandfather being tortured through filling up his cell with water and leaving him there for hours. As Marjane hears this story it takes away her innocence because that night when she's taking a bath she deliberately stays there for long. This chapter also depicts how Marjane's mother was affected by war a small innocent child, never knowing if the people knocking on her door were the police or just friends and family.