Writer's Methods and Techniques (Leaving Cert English): Flashcards
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How does Austen use irony in her writing?
How does Austen use irony in her writing?
To critique societal norms, especially concerning marriage.
What is free indirect discourse in Austen's work?
What is free indirect discourse in Austen's work?
A blend of third-person narration with character thoughts.
What class issues does Austen expose in her novels?
What class issues does Austen expose in her novels?
She reveals societal constraints on women's choices.
What technique does Austen use for characterisation?
What technique does Austen use for characterisation?
Dialogue and behavior reveal characters, not direct description.
What do houses symbolize in Austen's novels?
What do houses symbolize in Austen's novels?
They represent characters' social status and values.
What is the significance of Pemberley in the novel?
What is the significance of Pemberley in the novel?
It reflects Darcy's true character and moral growth.
What technique reveals Elizabeth Bennet's biases?
What technique reveals Elizabeth Bennet's biases?
Free indirect discourse allows insight into her perspective.
What societal issue does Austen address through her characters?
What societal issue does Austen address through her characters?
Gender inequality and the absurdities of social expectations.
What drives character development in Austen's novels?
What drives character development in Austen's novels?
Character growth occurs through dialogue and social interaction.
What dual role does Austen’s novel play?
What dual role does Austen’s novel play?
It's both a love story and a critique of social structures.