Grade 9 Model Essay: Capitalism In An Inspector Calls

Description:
Explore the portrayal of capitalism in J.B. Priestley’s “An Inspector Calls” and its profound insights into the play’s critique of social structures. This resource provides an in-depth examination of capitalism’s implications within the play.

Contents:

• Introduction to Capitalism in the Play: Overview of how the play addresses capitalism through the Birling family and the Inspector’s contrasting morals.
• Detailed Analysis of Key Ideas: Examining the Birlings as symbols of capitalism, Arthur Birling’s views, the Inspector’s stance on social responsibility, and more.
• Grade 9 Model Essay: In-depth exploration of capitalism’s depiction, its impacts on different classes, and Priestley’s advocacy for socialism.

Intended Users:

• Teachers: Can be used to guide classroom discussions, provide examples of essay writing, or as a foundational text for lesson plans focused on the theme of capitalism in “An Inspector Calls”.
• Students: This resource offers insights that can assist in essay writing, revision, and understanding the play’s deeper societal critiques.