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Titel
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The UK EKSAMEN
Vi laver nedslag i forskellige emner, der samlet kan give os et billede af, hvad Storbritannien i dag er for en størrelse. Emnerne er: the Empire, national identity, BrexLit, multicuturalism and beyond, Shakespeare, the royal family, language.
Keywords
National narrative
Immigration
Multicultural society
Language as a mirror
Brexit/BrexLit
The Empire
Shakespeare and universal themes
The Royals and soft power
Poetry analysis
Play analysis and acting vs. reading a text
Kernestof
Rudyard Kipling: The White Man’s Burden (poem, 1899)
(https://www.kiplingsociety.co.uk/poem/poems_burden.htm)
The Golden Day of Destiny (campaign video, 2016)
(Youpolitics.uk 2016)
A nation shaped by immigration (educational text)
(From Moslund: Everyone is here pp. 7-9, Systime, 2021)
John Agard: Encounters (poem, 2009)
(From Moslund: Everyone is here, Systime, 2021)
Shakespearean tragedy (educational text)
(Clausen & Kaalund: Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare, pp. 46-53, Gyldendal 2017)
Historical context (educational text)
(Clausen & Kaalund: Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare, pp. 7-15, Gyldendal 2017)
William Shakespeare: Macbeth act I, sc. 1, act I, sc. vii, act V, sc. v (extracts from play, 1623)
Macbeth (film, 2015)
(Dir. Michael Kurzel)
Inside the Royal Family’s Secret Weapon: How Britain’s Monarchy Wields 'Soft Power' on State Visits (article, 2025)
(Simon Perry in ‘People’)
Pros and cons of having the monarchy (article, 2025)
(Sorcha Bradley at ‘The Week UK’)
What is BrexLit? (educational text)
Thaysen & Christensen: Divided Kingdom, Brexit and Beyond, Systime 2026
Cloudy with outbreaks of Brexit (poem, 2019)
Sarah Doyle, from Thaysen & Christensen: Divided Kingdom, Brexit and Beyond, Systime 2026)
The Cut (extract from novel, 2017)
(Anthony Cartwright, from Thaysen & Christensen: Divided Kingdom, Brexit and Beyond, Systime 2026)
Supplerende materiale
-Modern British history from 1945-today (PP+oplæg)
-Literature as a special mirror of identity struggles (PP+oplæg)
Ca. 60 s.
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