NIGGERS Flashcards

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What is Metatheatre?

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A technique where the play self-consciously acknowledges its theatricality. Challenges realism and explores themes of identity, illusion, and performance.

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What is Parataxis?

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Use of short, simple sentences without coordination. Produces urgency, fragmentation, or abruptness in tone.

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What is Hypotaxis?

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Use of subordinate clauses and complex sentence structure. Creates sophistication, control, or hierarchical emphasis.

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What is Analepsis?

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A narrative shift to past events. Deepens character background, reveals trauma or thematic origin.

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What is Prolepsis?

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A narrative leap into future events. Builds foreshadowing, irony, or a sense of inevitability.

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What is Idiolect?

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A character’s distinctive speech pattern or vocabulary. Reveals class, personality, education, or psychological state.

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What is Volta?

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A rhetorical or tonal turning point. Marks thematic or emotional shifts in a speech or scene.

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What is Lexical Field?

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A group of semantically linked words. Reinforces dominant themes, moods, or perspectives.

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What is Bathos?

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A sudden lapse from the serious or elevated to the trivial or absurd. Undermines tone or creates ironic disjuncture.

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What is Zoomorphism?

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Assigning animal qualities to humans. Highlights primal instincts, power, or dehumanisation.

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What is Epizeuxis?

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Immediate repetition of a word or phrase. Emphasises intensity, urgency, or obsession.

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What is Synaesthesia?

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Describing one sensory experience in terms of another (e.g. ‘sharp sound’). Conveys psychological disorientation or emotional complexity.

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What is Catachresis?

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Deliberate misuse or strained metaphors. Emphasises confusion, trauma, or abstract intensity.

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What is Aposiopesis?

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A sudden breaking-off in speech. Suggests emotion, trauma, or unspeakability.

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What is Periphrasis?

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Talking around a subject using vague or euphemistic language. Avoids direct confrontation of traumatic or controversial content.

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What is Echolalia?

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Repetition of another speaker’s words. Can suggest psychological instability, trauma, or submission.