Textual Integrity (HSC SSCE English Standard): Flashcards

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Textual integrity definition

All elements work together to create unified, coherent whole

What does five-act structure mirror?

The play's deception cycle

What do metatheatrical elements reinforce?

Themes of performance and identity

Beatrice vs Hero line count & meaning

470 vs 90 - shows power differential in society

Dogberry's malapropisms

Hilariously misusing words (e.g. 'everlasting redemption')

What do prose/verse shifts signal?

Psychological transformation in character

Dramatic irony definition

When audience knows more than the characters

What does Hero's silence embody?

Elizabethan conduct-book ideal of female virtue

Play's central thesis about language

Language actively constructs social reality, not just describes

Name recurring motifs in the play

Overhearing, performance, music/dance, 'nothing'

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