Using as a Mentor Text (Voice and Impact) (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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City of Gold's key achievement

Implicates audience directly in systemic injustice

Wyatt's view on white discomfort

Making audiences uncomfortable is part of ethical work

Vernacular authenticity in City of Gold

Using genuine Noongar-Australian slang/everyday language

Code-switching in the monologue

Seamlessly moving between different language registers

Emotional arc in City of Gold

Sarcasm → exhaustion → defiance

Anaphora definition

Repetition at beginning of successive clauses or sentences

Tricolon definition

Three parallel phrases used for persuasive effect

Wyatt's tricolon climax example

Silence is violence. Complacency is complicity.

Multi-modal approach in protest writing

Combining voice, gesture, and spatial positioning

Metalanguage in protest writing

Talking about language itself; naming rhetorical devices

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