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Oral assessment decision (Nazim Hikmet Poetry (Early poetry Themes (Use of…

- - - - Structure
        
        use of ellipsis in 'Letters...'
        
        length and indented phrases
  - - - Water Wheel in the Kitchen Garden
        
        Use of symbolism- the water wheel represents the repetitive circle of no growth or development.
        
        Symbolism- water wheel symbolizes a time of no change or progression
        
        Use of words that represent a circle such as 'endless' and 'circle'
      - Dream
        
        Life deceives us and we want it to.
        
        Life pretends to be what we want but rarely ever is
        
        Life is both a dream and a reality, but never at the same time
    - - Water Wheel in the Kitchen Garden
      - 'To Become a Machine'
    - - Connotations of water in 'Water Wheel in the Kitchen Garden' and 'Old Man by the Brink of A Stream'
      - Seasons in 'Old Man by the Brink of A Stream' and 'First Look at Anatolia'.
      - Importance
  - - - 'To Become a Machine', comparing old with new/modern e.g. the buildings
        
        Uses of ellipsis
        
        Anaphora
        
        Short vs long lines
    - - 'Evening' compares the politics/governments with the nature of Hungary and Turkey
    - - The poem called 'Optimism'
        
        Political views embedded (socialism)
      - The poem called 'The Optimist'
        
        Positive about both nature and mankind
- - - - symbolism
        
        palm fronds
      - Palm Sunday
    - - Titles of the sections in the novel
        
        Speaking with our spirits
        
        A different silence
      - (Not a section) Fear of speaking up
    - - Mama's figurines on the etagere
  - - - Religion
    - - silence
    - - silence
    - - Religion
    - - Family