Textual Integrity and Close Analysis (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Textual Integrity and Close Analysis
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Textual integrity definition

How all text elements work together cohesively to create unity

Smoke motif represents (3 things)

Personal compromise, corporate ethics, moral fog

Why film in black-and-white? (3 reasons)

Seamless integration, period authenticity, technical consistency

Circular structure in film

1958 RTNDA speech frames 1954 McCarthy confrontation

Four-step close analysis process

Select evidence, name technique, explain effect, link to whole

Diegetic sound

Sound that exists within film's world (characters can hear it)

Sound bridge

Audio carrying from one scene to next, creating connection

Match cut

Editing linking two shots via visual or conceptual similarity

Zippo lighter click symbolises

Moments where conviction confronts institutional reality

Band 6 analysis requirement

Move from micro-details to macro-themes, ground in specifics

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