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Literary Elements

Short Stories. Literary Elements. Literary Elements. Parts of a Story. Literary Elements. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 10 Point. 20 Points. 20 Points. 20 Points. 20 Points. 20 Points. 30 Points. 30 Points. 30 Points. 30 Points. 30 Points. 40 Points. 40 Points.

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Short Story Unit Literary Terms

Short Story Unit Literary Terms. Plot. The sequence of events that make up a story, usually centering around a main conflict. The Five Stages of Plot. Exposition. The first stage of plot! In the Exposition, the scene is set:

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Storytelling

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Literary Analysis Writing Today Johnson-Sheehan, Paine Chapter 8

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What is Literary Analysis?

What is Literary Analysis?. What is Literary Analysis?. It is analysis. It is about literature. It is an exploration of a piece of literature for a specific purpose. Sometimes it involves REASERCH of secondary sources. What do I do?.

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Unit 5 Defoe and Swift

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Langston Hughes

Langston Hughes. Recurring Themes. Prior Knowledge. What do you remember about topics and themes?. What is the relationship between topics and themes?. Identifying Topics p.22. Next to each topic, list several synonyms. On the line below each topic, list texts that explore that topic.

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Formal Features of Literature

Formal Features of Literature. GMC College. Introduction. An Introduction to the formal Features of Literature Dr. Joel Peckham, Assistant Professor, Georgia Military College. Topics of Discussion.

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Introductory Paragraph: How Do I Begin?

Introductory Paragraph: How Do I Begin?. Introductory Paragraph should have the following:. Title of the poem, short story, or novel (text, p. 36) Full name of the author in the first sentence; after that, just his or her last name, no matter what gender (text, p. 36)

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Satire

NO NOTES. Satire. Satire. TAKE NOTES. A literary work that ridicules its subject through the use of techniques such as exaggeration, reversal, incongruity, and/or parody in order to make a comment or criticism about it. . A piece of satire will have an underlying lesson or unwritten moral.

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Gothic Literature

Gothic Literature. Unit Notes. Gothic style is characterized by the following elements:. The story is set in bleak or remote places. In classic gothic stories, this is often a ruined castle or mansion. Characters are in a state of psychological or physical torment.

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Postmodernism

Postmodernism. Authors and Literature. What is Postmodernism?. Originally a reaction to modernism, referring to the lack of artistic, intellectual, or cultural thought or organized principle. Started around 1940s, exact date is unknown.

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Literary Term: Allusion

Literary Term: Allusion. By Sarah Jeffery. Definition. Allusion: an indirect and usually brief reference to a person, place, or event. This reference is probably explicit, but its meaning can be understood only if the person, place, or event is well known by all or known by the reader.

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allusion

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Pre-AP English II

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P. 1/2 A/B - Agenda: 10/21/10

P. 1/2 A/B - Agenda: 10/21/10. SSR : 20 minutes Class Business: Agenda, Homework Calendars Reading Log Entry Entrance Assessment The Lottery by Shirley Jackson Homework : - This weekend read: Two Kinds by Amy Tan, pg. 95-103. Respond to #8 on pg. 107 (write a 2-paragraph response).

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Mood and Visualization Examples

Mood and Visualization Examples. Why and How?. Mood and Visualization . What is mood and visualization?

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The Metamorphosis

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