Textual Integrity (HSC SSCE English Standard): Flashcards

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Textual Integrity
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Textual integrity definition

How well all elements of a text work together to create meaning

Why prime numbers used for chapter numbering

Embodies Christopher's logical worldview & rejects convention

Key events in Chapters 2, 127, 233

Wellington's death, mother alive discovery, A-level triumph

Epistemology meaning

Study of knowledge - how we know what we know

Paratextual elements meaning

Elements accompanying main text, not part of traditional narrative

Christopher's truth colour-coding system

Black = truth, White = falsehood, Orange = unknown

Christopher's key quote from Chapter 59

Metaphors are lies

Telos meaning

The ultimate purpose or goal

Visual elements as co-equal narrative agents

Diagrams/maps/proofs as important as words in telling the story

Christopher's journey via prime chapter structure

Dependence (Ch 2) to independence (Ch 233) via maths achievement

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