Form, Structure, and Language (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Form, Structure, and Language
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Lawson's minimalist approach

Economical prose & episodic sketches vs traditional plot

Episodic sketches

Brief, self-contained narrative moments capturing bush life

Laconic prose

Using very few words to express ideas; economical language

Vernacular in Lawson's work

Everyday colloquial Australian language of ordinary people

Parataxis technique

Short independent clauses side by side without connectors

Poe's 'single effect' principle

Each story creates one powerful impression, not complex plot

Frame narrative structure

A story embedded within another framing story

Staccato imagery

Short, detached, abrupt sensory details; selective not lengthy

Black humour in Lawson

Treating serious/tragic subjects with sardonic irony & comedy

Orality in dialogue

Characteristics of spoken vs written language; oral tradition

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