Split (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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Narrative Voice and Perspective
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Who narrates Split?

Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River) as a sentient being

Two narrative modes Lynch combines in Split

Magical realism and forensic witnessing

What is 'hybrid register' in the river's voice?

Fusion of Noongar oral tradition + scientific precision

What is 'Deep Time'?

Geological timescales that dwarf human history (2.8 billion years)

What does 'Country sentience' mean?

Country as active, conscious narrator with thought & memory

Four stages of the river's voice progression

Wonder → lament → witnessing → hope

What is 'cognitive violence' in Split?

Modern minds buffered from deep time & Indigenous knowledge

What does 'Anthropocene Air' represent?

Modern mindset disconnecting humans from geological time

River's dual identity (colonial naming)

Was Bilya / now Swan River (sovereign continuity)

What is 'ethical vertigo' in reader perspective?

Country's gaze indicts human hubris from landscape's view

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