The Castle (HSC SSCE English Standard): Flashcards

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Representation of Australian Culture
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Director & year of The Castle

Rob Sitch, 1997

Egalitarian meaning

Treating all people as equals regardless of status

Australian battler archetype

Hardworking ordinary Aussies who struggle but keep dignity

Vernacular sovereignty meaning

Power & dignity of ordinary people's language & way of life

Larrikin humour definition

Irreverent, cheeky Aussie comedy refusing to be too serious

'The vibe of the thing' represents

Vernacular constitutionalism - ordinary language has legal weight

Multicultural mateship in The Castle

Mateship transcending ethnic boundaries in outer suburbs

Economic rationalism definition

Prioritising market efficiency over social values

Vernacular constitutionalism meaning

Ordinary Australian wisdom carries legitimate legal weight

Sentimental underscoring purpose

Music elevates mundane activities as emotionally significant

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