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Analyse, Interpretation und Klausur für die Sekundarstufe II

Hanif Kureishi: My Son the Fanatic Komplette Analyse und
Interpretation für den Unterricht
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ISBN 978-3-06-033441-4

Inhaltsübersicht:

Comprehension
Analysis of the language
Analysis of the structure
Analysis of the narrative technique
(narrative perpective/mode of presentation)
Analysis of the settings
Analysis of the characters (direct/indirect characterization, relationships, characterization Parvez)
Central conflict
Organizing a written text analysis
Exam paper/solutions

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Part 1: Reading Comprehension
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2. Find and explain the habits and attitudes that make Parvez vulnerable to Ali.
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4. Summarize the information the reader gets about Bettina and what she means to
Parvez.
Divide the short story into paragraphs by considering changes of settings, characters, action and action time. Describe the chain of causes and effects that make up the plot. 1 line 1-46

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