Henry Lawson's Short Stories (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Five prescribed Lawson stories

Drover's Wife, Union Buries Dead, Shooting Moon, Pipes, Loaded Dog

Decade Lawson wrote these stories

1890s

Magazine that published Lawson's stories

The Bulletin

Selectors (definition)

Small farmers

'Hard, horny hands' symbolise

Physical toll of bush life/relentless labour

Mateship (definition)

Deep, unspoken bonds between working men

'Shooting the moon' means

Leaving accommodation secretly to avoid paying rent

Pathetic fallacy (definition)

Attributing human emotions/characteristics to nature

Vernacular (definition)

Everyday language

Four thematic clusters in Lawson's stories

Feminine endurance, mateship, survival cunning, bush humour

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