Representing place and belonging in prescribed texts

What this note covers

1. How authors construct representations of place
2. Structural choices and the architecture of belonging
3. Stylistic choices: language, voice and the politics of belonging
4. Aesthetic choices: tone, imagery and genre conventions
5. Dominant perspectives, marginalised voices and the politics of belonging
6. Community, collective identity and the representation of shared place
7. Writing about place and belonging in QCAA extended responses

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