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Porterhouse Blue
- Contexts of profuction
- Satirical look at the Cambridge
Life, and the struggle between
tradition and reform
- Skullian looks ona as a feast
is held and compares the old
and new masters of the
college
- Satirical look at the Cambridge
Life, and the struggle between
tradition and reform
- Structure and Form
- Simple and
formative, which
emphasises the
sarcasm
- Large paragraphs which
are filled with long lists
describing how the feast is
taking place
- Has been carefully
structured to create
a logical and
authoritative view
on the scene
- Formal language and regester
reflects the lifestyle that takes palce at
the fictional college- satirical
- Simple and
formative, which
emphasises the
sarcasm
- Word Choice
- Opens with a
simple alliteration
sentence, the
'Feast being
capitalised as a
noun to show its
importance
- List of food sounds as though it has been taken
directly from a menu particularly through the french
lexis. This shows a contrast against the typical food
at a college like this, highlighting the satire of the
novel
- 'announced by the swish of
the doors' this
personification creates the
dining in pleasure idea of
the extract
- Porterhouse Blue
is a stroke
caused by eating
too much cuisine
at the college.
The colour blue is
given to the
sports men of
cambridge.
- Opens with a
simple alliteration
sentence, the
'Feast being
capitalised as a
noun to show its
importance
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