Small Island

• set in ____?

  1948
• published in ____?

  2004
• there are _ main characters ?

  4
• Andrea levy is a ___ ____, meaning she looks at ____ _____?

  reminiscent narrator, past events
• There is a large use of ____ ____, as each character tells their own ______, from a first person _______?

  dramatic monologue, story, narrative
• Andrea levy uses a ____ ____, in other words, a story within a _____?

  framed narrative, story
• what is an unreliable narrator?

  a narrator that cannot be trusted, you are only hearing the narrator's perspectives, not any other characters
• Andrea Levy uses a ___ ____, meaning their are _ different narrators in her novel, giving us _ different _______ within one story?

  polyphonic order, 4, 4, perspectives
• Levy uses the _ character as her own ______ for her own ______?

  4, mouthpiece, experiences
• The _____ in SI sets the scene or _____ for what those in the ______ will face, this is evident through _____ _____ and thoughts?

  prologue, mood, Caribbean, Queenie's stereotypes
• the __th to the __ th century was the time of ____ _______?

  16, 19, modern colonialism
• colonialism was particularly in the _____, _____ and Oceania?

  Americas, Asia
• Britain has invaded __ countries in the world?

  22
• during the __th and __th cenutry, 43 countries were used by ______ for _____ purposes?

  18,19, America, militray
• politicised anger is anger that may be ______, it is constantly being thrown _____/racism and ______?

  justified, aggressions, prejudice
• the term colonialism derives from the latin word '_____' which means to ______?

  colere, inhabit
• colonialism is when a _____ establishes _____ over another _____, often this happens as they believe that they can make a country _____ through ______?

  country, domination, country, better, religion
• decolonising the mind, means to claim back their ____ ______?

  native language
• Western European colonialism ____ the _____ into ____ and humanity into _____?

  carved, world, continents, races
• Western european colonialism allows the west to be _____ from the East, the west are seen as _____, developed and with _____ levels of _____, in comparison to the ____ which are seen as far ____, inferior and under ______?

  separate, superior, high, education, East, behind, developed
• Edward Said's theory is ______, which covers the ____ between the west and the ____, it is a _______ view through which the west ____ the 'otherness' to the same ____ _____?

  orientalism, relationships, east, worldwide, constructs, stigmatizing stereotypes
• the _____ are considered those outside of the ___ _____, and they would be considered _____ and strange?

  otherness, western world, inferior
• TRF and Small Island are attempts to __-____ the ____ ______, reversing the ____ _____ and restoring _____?


  re write, accepted history, colonial gaze, humanity
• many people critique said as he is not taking into consideration how the _____ view the _____, his theory only looks from the _____ point of view?

  East, West, Western
• Joseph _____ wrote the first ever ___ book, many people knew about other _____ through _____ and literature , Conrad's book was called ____ of _____, he had gone to the _____ and described people as ______, a writer named ____ _____ responds with his book, _____ African people?

  Conrad, travel, countries, books, Heart, Darkness, Congo, savages, Joyce Cary, humanising
• in A level we use _____?

  critics
• polemical intent is an intention to be ___ _____?

  strongly critical
• dispassionate means _____ from a situation and not ____ ______?

  detached, emotionally involved
• compassionate means feelings of ____, care and ______?

  sympathy, understanding
• The british empire was referred to as the _____?

  motherland
• ______ Caribbean had arrived in _____?

  177,000, Britain
• Levy identifies ____ as a key turning point in her ____ lives?

  1948, character's
• in _____ was the _____ nationality ___?

  1948, British, Act
• __,___ Caribbeans served in ___?

  25,000, WW1
• Many of the windrush generation were denied ____ ____?

  national healthcare
• Many of the windrush generation lost their ____ and _____?

  jobs, pensions
• ___,___,___ subjects in the British Empire , that lived and _____ in the UK, due to the ___ ____ ____ didn't need a ____ due to their _____ citizenship?

  800,000,000, worked, British Nationality Act, visa, commonwealth
• monologue is ___ voice?

  one
• polyperspectivity is more than ___ ____ _____?

  one narrative viewpoint
• an unreliable narrator is a ____ or _____ voice?

  biased, limited