Black diggers and the longest memory essay prompts

If you’re wondering how to write a comparative analysis, or you need some guidance on how to approach one; then I have to say, you have come to the right place! The Longest Memory and Black Diggers are studied as part of VCE English's Comparative.

In ‘Black Diggers’, Wright relates the past to the present, the fear of being “under occupation” and the irony of it, due to the fact that Indigenous Australians at that point in history were not seen as “ [citizens]”.

D’Aguiar asserts that a sense of liberation can indeed be achieved in the unjust system of slavery, and this is demonstrated through his characterisation of Chapel. His depiction of Chapel serves as a subversion of the conventional type of slave; he is “half a slave, half the master” and belongs to “another way of life.”

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