‘In
a Freudian, psychoanalytical interpretation, the wolf in fairy tales represents
a coded acknowledgement of the dangers of suppressed or repressed sexual
desire. As the embodiment of specific and immediate danger, the wolf is an ever
present predator.’
Steve Roberts, York Notes Advanced
Key question: To what extent does the wolf represent suppressed or repressed sexual desire?
Add your paragraphs below as comments, focusing on meeting the below success criteria.
1.Maintain constant focus on the question. Use the words
from the question. ‘Violence’ or ‘excessive’ or ‘death’ ‘release’ ‘instinct’
2.Use at least 6 textual references per paragraph. (Can be
short)
3.Analyse quotes for micro and macro. (Lang/structure)
Name specific features (imagery, personification, antithesis, symbolism,
metaphor etc) and pick key words
4.Sprinkle a small amount of relevant context (either
Gothic- Goya, Otranto, ‘The Nightmare’- context or S/H context). Don’t bolt on.
5.Reference a critic or view. Use language that shows
there is a debate – ‘arguably, could, might suggest, seems to,
6.EVAULATE different views and link to text.
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