Non-Fiction Anthology Texts - Main Techniques 5.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English Language & LiteratureNon Fiction AnthologyASOCR Created by: studyssmCreated on: 07-05-16 13:19 Samuel Pepys' Diary The Fire of London Social/Historical Context, Archaisms, 1st Person 1 of 20 Jonathan Swift's A Modest Proposal Features of Rhetoric (logos, pathos + ethos), Satire/Irony, Figurative language, Political Purpose 2 of 20 Chief Joseph's Surrender Speech and Visit to Washington Features of Rhetoric (pathos/repetition/pronouns), Figurative Language, Lexical Field of Nature 3 of 20 Captn. Robert Scott's Diary The Last Epedition Final Entries Structure (change in syntax), Statistics/facts/declaratives, figurative language, sensory description 4 of 20 Edward and Helen Thomas' Letters Metaphors, Multiple Voices, WW1 context, lexical field of nature 5 of 20 Emily Post's Advice on Conversation Use of Imperatives, Low Frequency/Archaic Lexis, Upper/Middle Class Audience, Metaphor/Idioms, Social Context/Expectations 6 of 20 Edward VIII's Abdication Speech Royal Speaker, Prepared Speech, Features of Rhetoric (parallelism,repetition,pronouns, Direct Address of Audience 7 of 20 Alistair Cooke's The Death of Marilyn Monroe Non-Traditional Obituary, Extended Metaphor (life a fairytale), Exploration of Celebrity Culture, Modifiers, Persuasive 8 of 20 Marjane Satrapi's Persepolis Use of Graphology, Social/Historical Context (Iran 80's), Allusions to Western Culture, Symbolism, Syntax, Features of Spontaneous Speech 9 of 20 Alan Bennett's Diary Use of Satire, High Culture Allusions, Low Frequency Lexis, Focus on Celebrity Culture, Lexical Field of Nature 10 of 20 Jamie Oliver's TV Show Speaking to Camera Idioms, Features of Spontaneous Speech, Persuasive Language, Field Specific Lexis, Low Frequency Lexis 11 of 20 Jeremy Paxman's Newsnight Interview with Valerie Amos and Dizzee Rascal Multiple Voices, Pragmatics, Adjacency Pairs, Field Specific Lexis, Political Context (Obama and Race) 12 of 20 Craig Brown's Obama Buys Ice Cream Satire/Parody, Extended Metaphor, Prepared Speech Features, Features of Rhetoric 13 of 20 CBBC's Horrible Histories The Stone Age Report Parody, Child Audience, Diectic Language, Informative/Entertaining Purpose, Double Entendre 14 of 20 NSPCC's Hello, Can You Help Me? Graphology, Use of Imperatives, Features of Rhetoric, Clear Purpose, Primary and Secondary Audience 15 of 20 Russell Brand's Evidence to a Select Committee Adjacency Pairs (structured), Features of Rhetoric, Low Frequency/Field Specific Lexis, Idiolect, Legal Jargon 16 of 20 Julia Gillard's Speech to the Australian Parliament Political Context(jargon/field specific lexis), synonymous parallellsim, features of rhetoric, sarcasm, colloquialisms, role of women 17 of 20 Grayson Perry's Reith Lecture Shift from spontaneous to prepared, Allusions to High Culture, Radio 4 Educated Audience, Use of Metaphors 18 of 20 Caitlin Moran's Twitter Conversation Unique format/features, Multiple Voices (debate), Large Audience, Allusions to Popular Culture, Spontaneous Speech Features (despite being written) 19 of 20 Ed Leigh and Tim Warwood The Snowboarding Final Sochi Field Specific Lexis, 2 voices, Diectic Language, Use of Idioms (typical of commentaries) 20 of 20
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