Anita and Me: Writer's Methods and Techniques (OCR GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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Anita and Me: Writer's Methods and Techniques
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Narrative technique Syal uses in Anita and Me

First-person narrative

Effect of first-person narrative in Anita and Me

Sees world through Meena's eyes; creates personal connection

Literary devices Syal uses to address serious issues

Humour and satire

Serious issues addressed through humour/satire

Racism and cultural identity

Effect of Syal's witty tone

Makes themes engaging and accessible

Cultural references to Indian culture in novel

Indian traditions

Cultural references to British culture in novel

British pop culture of the 1960s

What cultural references illustrate about Meena

Dual identity and clash between cultures

Syal's style of character development

Vivid, multifaceted characters

What Anita's character represents

Rebellion

What Meena's character represents

Cultural confusion

Why characters are crucial in the novel

To explore the novel's themes

Techniques Syal uses to enhance themes

Imagery and symbolism

Example of contrasting settings in novel

Traditional Indian home and English village

What contrasting settings reflect

Meena's internal struggle between two cultures

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