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If all of the elements of this lesson plan are employed, students will develop the following powers, skills, and understanding:
To analyze the complex and dynamic characters of "Arms and the Man;" their flaws, ideals, relationships and hypocrisies.
To situate "Arms and the Man" in a historical and literary context.
To apply different critical lenses to the text, and to consider it as social commentary.
To study G.B. Shaw's style, craft and intent as a playwright.
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The Question and Answer section for Arms and the Man is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
In my opinion, the couple will do just fine. They share the traits of love and compassion, and Bluntschli's practical side will offset Raina's youth, innocence.
Nicola dreams of opening his own business.
Class has a large and continuous presence in Arms and the Man. The Petkoffs’ upper-class pretensions are portrayed as ridiculous and consistently played for laughs. The family’s pride in their so-called library (a sitting room with a single...
