4th Qtr Literary Approaches Flashcards

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Focuses on analysing the structure of a text

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Structuralist/formalise approach

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Literary Elements

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Plot
Characters
Setting
Theme
Conflict
Point of view
Tone
Mood

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3
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Sequence of events in a story

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Plot

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4
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Individuals who take part

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Characters

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5
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Time and place

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Setting

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6
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Struggle between opposing forces

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Conflict

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7
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Perspective from which the story is told

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Point of view

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8
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Author’s attitude toward the subject

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Tone

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9
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Emotional atmosphere created FOR THE READER

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Mood

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Literary devices

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Symbolism
Irony
Allusion
Foreshadowing
Flashback
Allegory
Pun
Satire

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11
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Use of objects, characters or colors to represent deeper meanings

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Symbolism

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A contrast. Between expectation and reality

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Irony

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A reference to another work of literature, event, person, or a place outside the current text

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Allusion

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14
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Types of irony

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Situational
Verbal
Dramatic

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15
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Verbal irony

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Someone says something but means the opposite

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Dramatic irony

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When the audience the audience knows something the characters don’t

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Situational irony

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When the outcome of a situation is Is the opposite of what is expected

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Hint on what will happen later in the story

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Foreshadowing

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Scene set earlier in the.e l

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Characters represent attractive ideas

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Play on words

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Use of humor irony or ridicule to mock societal issues

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Structure

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Organization and arrangement, framework

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Languages

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Diction
Syntax
Tone
Style
Connotation

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Diction
The choice of word and style if expression used by the author.
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Syntax
Arrangement of words and phrases to create well formed sentences
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Tone
Author's attitude towards the subject
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Style
Distinctive way an author writes
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Connotation
Implied meaning of a word, beyond it's literal definition
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