Using as a Mentor Text (Satirical Writing) (VCE SSCE English): Flashcards

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Using as a Mentor Text (Satirical Writing)
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Deadpan narrative voice

Detached, matter-of-fact style describing horrors flatly

Bathos definition

Sudden shift from elevated content to mundane/ridiculous

Hyperbolic satire purpose

Exaggerates real concerns to grotesque extremes as warning

4 arc movements in order

Exposition, Rising action, Climax, Denouement

VHS mnemonic stands for

Voice, Hyperbole, Structure (core satirical techniques)

Required mentor text references

4-5 direct references throughout the piece

Voice calibration key feature

Clinical, emotionless verbs with flat affect throughout

Symbolic handicaps must be

Tangible physical/technological emblems of constraints

Bathos pivot must be

Immediate and brutal, not gradual decline

British spelling examples required

satirise, equalise, colour (not -ize/-or)

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