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A set of flashcards to review key vocabulary terms related to Joseph Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness'.
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Frame structure
A narrative structure where a story is told by a character within the story itself.
framing story
A narrative technique where a story is enclosed within another story, providing context and separation between layers.
unnamed narrator
A narrator who does not disclose their identity within the text, often allowing for broader interpretations.
subtext
The underlying or implicit meaning of a text that goes beyond the literal narrative.
objectification
The act of treating a person as an object or a thing, rather than as a human being with agency.
creatures
A term used derogatorily in the text to refer to native Africans, reducing their identity and humanity.
symbolism
The use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities within a narrative, such as the contrast of light and dark.
contextual distinction
The differentiation made between various elements of narrative, such as the outer world and inner thoughts.
static sense of inactivity
A feeling of stillness and lack of movement, often conveyed through descriptive language in literature.
connotation
The additional meaning or emotional response attached to a word beyond its literal definition.