Context & Writer's Techniques (AQA A-Level English Literature A): Flashcards

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Dates of the Regency period

1811 to 1820

When Austen wrote Persuasion

1815-1816

When & how Napoleonic Wars ended

1815, Napoleon's defeat at Waterloo

Austen's signature narrative technique in Persuasion

Free indirect discourse (FID)

What defines Sir Walter Elliot's character

Vanity was the beginning and the end

Anne Elliot's age when story begins

Twenty-seven

What Kellynch Hall symbolises

Rigid class pride, stagnation, declining aristocracy

What Bath represents in the novel

Social display, vanity, and pretension

Famous phrase from Wentworth's letter

You pierce my soul!

What Louisa's fall symbolises

Danger of excessive stubbornness/firmness

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