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What is the definition of 'narrator comments' in Pride and Prejudice?
What is the definition of 'narrator comments' in Pride and Prejudice?
'Narrator comments' are perceptive observations that suggest a character's emotions indirectly.
How does dialogue function as an authorial technique in the novel?
How does dialogue function as an authorial technique in the novel?
Dialogue reveals the emotions behind characters' words, providing insights into their intentions and feelings.
What effect does exaggeration create in Jane Austen's narrative style?
What effect does exaggeration create in Jane Austen's narrative style?
Exaggeration emphasizes the importance of an idea or feeling in the story.
Describe the function of listing as a literary technique in Pride and Prejudice.
Describe the function of listing as a literary technique in Pride and Prejudice.
What is the purpose of using questions as a technique in the novel?
What is the purpose of using questions as a technique in the novel?
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Narrator comments
Narrator comments
The author's observations, used to suggest character emotions without explicit statements.
Dialogue
Dialogue
The spoken words, revealing the emotions behind them (e.g., anger, regret).
Exaggeration
Exaggeration
Overstating something to emphasize a strong feeling or importance.
Tone of voice
Tone of voice
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Listing
Listing
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Repetition
Repetition
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Lexis
Lexis
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Questions
Questions
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Characterisation
Characterisation
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Study Notes
Authorial Techniques in Pride and Prejudice
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Narrator Comments: The narrator's perspective, observant and perceptive, offering insights.
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Dialogue: Shows emotions behind spoken words (e.g., anger, regret, passion).
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Exaggeration: The narrator's comments on events, often detailed and precise.
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Tone of Voice: Reveals character's feelings through word choice.
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Listing: Character traits are detailed – appearance, actions, attitudes.
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Repetition: Characters speak directly. Shows strong feelings.
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Lexis: Exaggerating something, or describing more than is strictly true. Emphasizes a point.
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Questions: Used to elicit information or challenge, making the reader think.
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Characterisation: Describes a character through their actions and words, revealing motivations and personality.
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