GWLSRC: All Quiet on the Western Front Study Guide Package

12-month's subscription access to all 28 study guide articles in this package, contained within our GWLSRC.

Derived from our paperback study guide on Remarque's All Quiet on the Western Front, this package allows subscribers to access our online educational resource, offering printable articles.

Our specially developed platform permits greater flexibility, users being able to view information online or as hard copies.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

This collection of study guide articles contains:

Synopsis: An in-depth, chapter-by-chapter summary of the main events which take place in this novel. These clear and concise notes are particularly useful for revision, refreshing a student's knowledge and understanding of the story.

Character Analysis: Essential to the comprehension and analysis of any novel, our Study Guide focuses on the characters of Paul B‚Ä?umer, Katczinsky, Kropp, Himmelstoss and Kantorek, reflecting how the war and their experiences have an impact on their personalities.

Themes: Of particular value, this section of the Guide explains the main themes of 'All Quiet on the Western Front'. Topics covered are:

• Waste and Futility
  


• Comradeship
  


• Complacency at Home
  


• Horror of War.
  

Comparisons: Considered by many to be the key asset of our Guides, this section helps students compare and contrast various aspects of 'All Quiet on the Western Front' with other popular literature of the First World War. This includes the poetry of Robert Nichols, E A Mackintosh, Isaac Rosenberg and Wilfred Owen, the play Journey's End by R C Sherriff and the novels Strange Meeting by Susan Hill, Birdsong by Sebastian Faulks, Regeneration by Pat Barker and The Return of the Soldier by Rebecca West.

Biography: A biography of Erich Maria Remarque, including his childhood, brief war experience and his life afterwards.