Module C: First speech to the House of Representatives as a Member for Barton by Linda Burney Flashcards

To memorise the examples used in: the First speech to the House of Representatives as a Member for Barton by Linda Burney , Home by Catherine Cole and I'm slowly learning the secret of gift-giving by Benjamin Law.

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“This cloak tells my story. it charts my life.”

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Symbolism

The SYMBOLISM of the cloak is a representation of her story. The TRUNCATED SENTENCES highlights her certainty of this.

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“My personal totem, the white cockatoo–a messenger bird and very noisy,”

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Humour

HUMOUR is used to make matters more light hearted in CONTRAST to the real issues being discussed.

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“The country cried and began to breathe again.”

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Pathos

The use of PATHOS and FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE emphasises the emotional aspects of the issues Burney is discussing, her to touch the listeners hearts.

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“Our nation…we carried…we exercise…”

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Inclusive Language

INCLUSIVE LANGUAGE is used to appeal towards the greater audience, and create a sense of belonging within Burney’s arguments.

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“5.45 it is dark and it is cold,”

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Time to set an atmosphere

Linda Burney uses TIME to create a sort of mood or atmosphere and paint a picture, this is shown through the DESCRIPTIVE LANGUAGE of ‘dark and cold’.

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