Authorial Purpose and Audience (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards
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Clarke's 3 purposes in Ch. 2 of The Hate Race
Clarke's 3 purposes in Ch. 2 of The Hate Race
Expose racism, challenge white readers, validate POC experiences
Clarke's primary purpose in Ch. 2
Clarke's primary purpose in Ch. 2
Expose banal/everyday racism white Australians fail to recognise
Clarke's secondary purpose in Ch. 2
Clarke's secondary purpose in Ch. 2
Validate migrant experience and bear witness for diaspora
Clarke's tertiary purpose in Ch. 2
Clarke's tertiary purpose in Ch. 2
Educational provocation - teach anti-racist literacy to students
Clarke's 4 target audiences in Ch. 2
Clarke's 4 target audiences in Ch. 2
White liberals, POC readers, VCE students, literary Australia
Clarke's dual voice technique
Clarke's dual voice technique
Alternates child's innocent view & adult's knowing commentary
Clarke's anecdotal accumulation technique
Clarke's anecdotal accumulation technique
Stacking microaggressions to build undeniable pattern of racism
The Hate Race publication date & political context
The Hate Race publication date & political context
2016, amid One Nation's resurgence in Australia
Purpose of Clarke's 'regal naming' of parents
Purpose of Clarke's 'regal naming' of parents
Reclaims dignity, resists rendering POC as exotic curiosities
Clarke's intended effect on white liberal readers
Clarke's intended effect on white liberal readers
Move from defensiveness to recognising complicity to anti-racism