Br Lit Flashcards

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Morality play

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= allegories
medieval drama, allegorical characters (like Virtue or Death) to teach moral and religious lessons, often about salvation

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Miracle play

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medieval drama about the lives or miracles of saints, often performed at festivals. Example: stories of the Virgin Mary saving souls or St. Nicholas rescuing believers.
e.g. 2 sep play

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Mystery plays

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= biblical stories

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Date of publishing – Wide Sargasso Sea

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1966

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Literary period – Wide Sargasso Sea

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Postmodernism / Postcolonial (Br)

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Author’s views – Wide Sargasso Sea

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Jean Rhys (Br), anti-colonial, feminist; reclaims silenced voice from Jane Eyre

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Main themes – Wide Sargasso Sea

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Identity, race, madness, colonialism, gender roles

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Style and genre – Wide Sargasso Sea

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Postcolonial novel, literary fiction (Br), fragmented narration, 3 parts

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Importance of the book – Wide Sargasso Sea

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Feminist/postcolonial response to Jane Eyre, critiques British imperialism

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Setting – Wide Sargasso Sea

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Jamaica and Dominica, early 19th century

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Main characters – Wide Sargasso Sea

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Antoinette, Rochester, Christophine, Annette

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