Moduel B Flashcards
PAUL KEATING
Name some points liking to: Audience and Reaction
Very Shocking reaction
First time someone had admitted blame
Audience predominately Aboriginal, some Non-Indigenous and political figures
Lead way for further responses (e.g. Sorry Speech)
PAUL KEATING
Name some points liking to: My View
Powerful Speech
Addresses important issues- Aboriginal mistreatment
I have witnessed ‘Sorry Speech’
Not as influenced like those in ‘1992’
PAUL KEATING
Anaphora
Name quote
‘We took the traditional land, we brought the diseases, we took the children’
PAUL KEATING
Active Verb
Name Quote
We have to give meaning to justice and equality
DORIS LESSING
Name some points liking to: Context
89 won the Nobel Prize for literature
Grown up in a third world country
Witnessed both World Wars, Russian Revolution and Cold War
Sympathetic to those in Poverty
DORIS LESSING
Name some points liking to: Audience and Reaction
Private and sympathetic Speech
Heard by educated people who appreciate literature, significant people were invited to the award and her fans
Confronting, slightly insulting, instilled guilt into her audience
DORIS LESSING
Name some points liking to: My View
Still resonates with me
Feel sympathy for those in poorer countries
Make me feel guilt for my education
DORIS LESSING
Juxtaposition
Name quote
‘I do not think that many pupils of the the school will get prizes’ vs ‘I’m sure that some of them will one day win prizes’
DORIS LESSING
Hunger Motif
Name quote
Hungry for books
I have seen a girl… teach the A,B,C by scratching the letters into the dirt
PAUL KEATING
Name some points liking to: Context
1992 Paul Keating was the Prime Minister of Australia
Signified the launch of the UN Year for Indigenous People
Discovery of Australia
Stolen Generation and discrimination
PAUL KEATING
Confident Tone
Name quote
‘We cannot imagine that we will fail’
DORIS LESSING
Tricolon
Name quote
‘Shape us, keeps, create us’
