Comparative — Essay Ideas and Connections (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards
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Publication years: Mrs Dalloway & The Hours
Publication years: Mrs Dalloway & The Hours
1925 & 2002
4 modernist themes explored in both texts
4 modernist themes explored in both texts
Subjective time, feminist epiphany, trauma witness, extraordinary
Woolf's technique for representing consciousness
Woolf's technique for representing consciousness
Stream-of-consciousness
Daldry's cinematic equivalent to stream-of-consciousness
Daldry's cinematic equivalent to stream-of-consciousness
Crosscutting metalepsis
Three women in The Hours
Three women in The Hours
Virginia Woolf, Laura Brown, Clarissa Vaughan
Three historical periods in The Hours
Three historical periods in The Hours
Interwar Britain, 1940s America, 2000s NY (AIDS crisis)
Big Ben's narrative function in Mrs Dalloway
Big Ben's narrative function in Mrs Dalloway
External marker interrupting interior consciousness
What Septimus Warren Smith represents
What Septimus Warren Smith represents
Shell shock/interwar trauma witness
Symbolic meaning of Clarissa's party
Symbolic meaning of Clarissa's party
Life-affirming gesture, 'offering to surrounding dark'
Essential Module A exam balance rule
Essential Module A exam balance rule
Never isolate texts - always connect Woolf to Daldry conversation