1.9 (Stylistic Differences in Writing) Flashcards

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More elaborate settings

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Wells

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Less Dialogue

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Off world or new worlds (or invasions)

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4
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Description

Highly descriptive of settings

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Wells

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5
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Description

Sophisticated vocab

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Wells

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More adventure based

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Verne

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More dialogue

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Verne

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In our world mainly (but with new tech)

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Verne

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Description

Scientific terminology

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Verne

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Description

Technical description

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Verne

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CHARACTERIZATION

Characters as vessels (boats) for social commentary

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Wells

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CHARACTERIZATION

Archetypal (standard) characters (each represents
ideas and ways of life)

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Wells

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13
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CHARACTERIZATION

More scientific approach of characters

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Wells

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CHARACTERIZATION

More cynical (not trusting others) characters

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Wells

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15
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USE OF LANGUAGE

Bleaker (depressing) language

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Wells

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16
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USE OF LANGUAGE

Sophisticated sentences (syntax)

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Wells

17
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USE OF LANGUAGE

Less technological language

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Wells

18
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USE OF LANGUAGE

Highly descriptive, especially in terms of
settings

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Wells

19
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USE OF LANGUAGE

More solitary (lonely) characters

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Wells

20
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CHARACTERIZATION

Individual characters (though not always so believable)

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Verne

21
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CHARACTERIZATION

Specific characters with specific interests and obsessions

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Verne

22
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CHARACTERIZATION

More innocent characters

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Verne

23
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USE OF LANGUAGE

Less stylistically challenging/complex

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Verne

24
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USE OF LANGUAGE

Highly Technological language

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Verne

25
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USE OF LANGUAGE

Formal writing style

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Verne

26
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USE OF LANGUAGE

Characters are often connected (related)

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Verne