Imaginative, Discursive, and Persuasive Writing (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards
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Purpose of imaginative writing
Purpose of imaginative writing
Evoke experience & create emotional resonance
Purpose of discursive writing
Purpose of discursive writing
Explore ambiguity from multiple perspectives
Purpose of persuasive writing
Purpose of persuasive writing
Change opinions & motivate action
Key principle: imaginative writing
Key principle: imaginative writing
'Show, don't tell' via sensory details
Key marker: discursive writing
Key marker: discursive writing
Both sides genuinely considered
Defining feature: persuasive writing
Defining feature: persuasive writing
Explicit call to action (CTA)
Pathetic fallacy
Pathetic fallacy
Weather/nature mirrors emotional states
Tricolon technique
Tricolon technique
Three parallel phrases for rhythmic emphasis
Voice type: imaginative writing
Voice type: imaginative writing
Sensory, intimate
Voice type: persuasive writing
Voice type: persuasive writing
Authoritative, urgent
