'Character types' presentation slideshows

8.RL.1

Cite the textual evidence that most strongly supports an analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text. 8.RL.1.

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Archetypes

Archetypes. Folklore and Myths. As generations of people passed stories down through both oral storytelling and eventually the written word, archetypes became clearly visible. The archetypes are characters that represent patterns of behavior and even stereotypes.

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Introduction to Ancient Greek Tragedy

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DRAMA

DRAMA. Literary Terms. Character types. round: many different traits (faults & virtues) flat: only one trait static: does not change dynamic: develops and grows during story foil: character who provides contrast for another character. Characterization.

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WELCOME TO MEDIA STUDIES

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ELEMENTS OF FICTION

ELEMENTS OF FICTION. Literary Elements. Literary elements are the components of a literary piece, such as character, setting, plot, theme, and ending/resolution. Fiction. Fiction is books that are made up by the author, or are not true.

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THE ODYSSEY BY HOMER

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Narrative theory GCSE

Narrative theory GCSE . Outcomes- By the end of the lesson I will understand narrative structure in Media. What is narrative?. If we wanted to understand narrative, what questions might we ask?. Narrative. In media terms, narrative is the coherence/organisation given to a series of facts.

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Literary Elements

Literary Elements. Character Development. Character. People created by the writer Protagonist Antagonist Foil Static character Dynamic character Explicit Judgment Implied Judgment . Protagonist. Major character at the center of the story. Antagonist.

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NIS - BIOLOGY

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The Tempest

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Introduction to Literary Critical Theory

Introduction to Literary Critical Theory. Learning Goal: To understand and apply the critical theories used in literary studies . . Agenda: The Basics of Psychoanalytic Criticism and Marxist Criticism Applying Psychoanalytic, Marxist, and Postcolonial Theories

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Setting, Characters and Characterization

Setting, Characters and Characterization . What is setting?. The setting of a literary work is the time and place of the action It includes all the details of a place and time The year, Time of day Even the weather The place may be a: Specific country State Neighborhood Institution

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Reading Theory

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Frankenstein by MarY Shelley

Frankenstein by MarY Shelley. AP Literature Kimberly Livaudais Fall 2013. Life and Times of Mary Shelley. Mary Shelley was born Mary Wollstoncraft in 1797 to William Godwin and Mary

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English 1 CP Vocabulary

English 1 CP Vocabulary. Unit 3. Archetype. Noun A model or pattern from which all things are copied or on which they are based; prototype. In mythology, patterns, symbols, or character types that repeat across cultures.

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Developing Characters

Developing Characters. Characterization. Characterization is the developing and portraying of a personality through thought, action, speech, costuming, and makeup. It involves making others believe you are someone else. Your job as an actor is to make the character real for the audience. .

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Origin Myths

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