Authorial Purpose and Audience (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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Narrator of Lynch's Split

Derbarl Yerrigan (Swan River)

Lynch's primary purpose in Split

Assert Noongar sovereignty through Country's voice

Deep Time definition

Vast stretches of geological history (billions of years)

Lynch's secondary purpose

Build bridges between Noongar & settler worlds via acknowledgement

Wagyl in Split

Dreaming serpent who created the river

Bilya meaning

Noongar name for the river

Temporal arrogance

Colonial assumption recent history is meaningful timeframe

Dual ontology

Dreaming & physical reality coexist as unified truth

Sentient relationality

Country experiences modification as lived rupture, not abstract

Geological omniscience feature

Billion-year perspective that dwarfs colonial history

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