There are 59 ppt slides giving historical context, quotation and interpretation to five key purposes Stevenson may have had in the novella:
1. to tap into the Victoria psyche and fascination with crime and violence
2. to expose the hypocrisy of the middle classes, who he sees as morally corrupt
3. to question the role of God and Christianity
4. to examine the possibility that we are all, at root, simply animals, without a soul.
5. to suggest the homosexuality should not be a crime.
Students who understand all of these will almost inevitably be able to access grades 7 and above.
You can also find accompanying videos for each of these viewpoints on my YouTube channel, Mr Salles Teaches English, to accompany the slides.
1. to tap into the Victoria psyche and fascination with crime and violence
2. to expose the hypocrisy of the middle classes, who he sees as morally corrupt
3. to question the role of God and Christianity
4. to examine the possibility that we are all, at root, simply animals, without a soul.
5. to suggest the homosexuality should not be a crime.
Students who understand all of these will almost inevitably be able to access grades 7 and above.
You can also find accompanying videos for each of these viewpoints on my YouTube channel, Mr Salles Teaches English, to accompany the slides.
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