Connections, Themes, Contexts, and Critical Interpretations (OCR A-Level English Literature): Flashcards

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Publication year of Sense and Sensibility

1811

Central dialectic in Sense and Sensibility

Sense (rational judgement) vs sensibility (emotional response)

Austen's narrative technique

Free indirect discourse

Woolf's narrative technique in Mrs Dalloway

Stream-of-consciousness

What Barton Cottage symbolises

Dashwood family's reduced circumstances & economic confinement

Septimus Warren Smith's narrative role

Clarissa's psychological double

Definition of primogeniture

Inheritance system where eldest sons inherit entire estates

When women over 30 gained the vote in UK

1918

Big Ben's structural function in Mrs Dalloway

Marks hours, creates urgency, reminds characters of mortality

Marriage in Austen vs Woolf

Economic salvation vs emotional prison/sterility

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