Literary Worlds and Cultural Values · Prose Fiction

Characterization and the Human Condition

Investigating how authors build psychological depth to explore universal human struggles.

Key Questions

  1. 1How do internal monologues reveal the tension between private self and public persona?
  2. 2In what ways do character flaws serve as a vehicle for the author's moral message?
  3. 3How does a character's growth or stagnation reflect the social constraints of the setting?

ACARA Content Descriptions

AC9E10LT02AC9E10LT03
Year: Year 12
Subject: English
Unit: Literary Worlds and Cultural Values
Period: Prose Fiction

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