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Teaching context: representation

The simple identification of contextual elements is the first step towards making sense of the impact time and space can have when we read literary works. However, students will also need to expand on the significance of these elements - in terms of the way they affect the presentation of meaning. The example below provides guidance as to how students might be taught to apply critical thinking to cultural, contextual...

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