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GCSE English Literature · key term
A deliberate choice through which a writer creates meaning, such as imagery, dialogue, narrative perspective or the order of events.
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A writer’s deliberate choice, including language, verse or prose, characterisation, stage action and the arrangement of events.
A deliberate choice by a writer, such as imagery, characterisation, narrative viewpoint or the order in which information is revealed.
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A deliberate choice a writer makes to create meaning, such as dialogue, narrative perspective, contrast or the order of events.
A deliberate choice through which an author creates meaning, such as imagery, narrative voice, characterisation or the ordering of events.
A deliberate choice through which an author creates meaning, including language, narrative voice, characterisation, form and structure.
A writer’s deliberate choice, such as dialogue, characterisation, stage directions, contrast or the ordering of events.
