Key Quotations (OCR A-Level English Literature): Flashcards
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Wildean epigram definition
Wildean epigram definition
Brief, witty statement with surprising/paradoxical observation
Mabel's description of London society
Mabel's description of London society
Beautiful idiots and brilliant lunatics
Mrs Cheveley's role in the play
Mrs Cheveley's role in the play
Antagonist representing amorality and self-interest
Lord Goring on life being unfair
Lord Goring on life being unfair
It's good for most of us that life is unfair
Lord Goring on human fallibility
Lord Goring on human fallibility
Nobody is incapable of doing a foolish or wrong thing
Mrs Cheveley on buying back the past
Mrs Cheveley on buying back the past
No man is rich enough to buy back his past
Sir Robert on yielding to temptation
Sir Robert on yielding to temptation
It requires strength and courage to yield to temptation
Mabel on ideal husbands
Mabel on ideal husbands
Sounds like something in the next world (rejects idealism)
Verbal irony definition
Verbal irony definition
Speaker's intended meaning differs from literal meaning
Lord Goring's fashion quote shows
Lord Goring's fashion quote shows
Moral relativism - standards based on personal preference
