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This unit is designed to develop students’ understanding of the importance of letters in Austen’s work and in her own life. It is based on Emma, a novel where written communication between the characters has a significant importance on the plot.
This unit is designed to develop students’ understanding of the importance of letters in Austen’s work and in her own life. It is based on Emma, a novel where written communication between the characters has a significant importance on the plot. At the same time it introduces some of the characters and the plot of the novel.
Direct students to the information box on the student worksheet (page 1) and tell them that you will be focusing on how people communicated in Austen’s time. You can also use this with lower level groups but expect less fluency in the discussion.
Jane Austen’s Emma Lesson 8 Student worksheets 1 Task 1 Work in pairs. Discuss: • How do people communicate with each other nowadays? • Are you on Twitter and/or on Facebook? Do you use any other social media? • Do you use email every day? What for? • Have you ever written a letter on paper?
8. In the course of the novel, Emma comes to a number of realizations that fundamentally change the way she thinks about herself and the world. Discuss what you perceive as the most important realization Emma makes. Why is it so important, and how does Emma change as a result?
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