Chap1 Flashcards

1
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Types of characters

A
1-flat (comic purpose)
2-round 
3-dynamic 
4-static 
5-stereotype
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Flat character

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Used for comic purpose
It’s a minor character
Used to represent stereotype and generalisation

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3
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Round character

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Has various characteristics+traits
Readers see more than one side of a round character
-a rounded character is anyone who has a complex personality

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4
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Dynamic character

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Who changes significantly during the course of the story

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5
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Static character

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Is someone who does not change over time

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6
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Stereotype character

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-a stock
Who is characterised by membership to a recognizable group
-a stock characters is defined by one exaggerated trait.

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7
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Antagonist

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Is a bad guy who has a conflict with the protagonist

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8
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Protagonist

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Is the main character wha created the action of the plot and engages reader
Is a hero or a heroine of the story

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9
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Characterization

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It’s a literary device that is used in literature to highlight and explain the details about a character in a story.

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10
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Types of characterization

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  • Direct or explicit characterization

- indirect or implicit characterization

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11
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Direct or explicit characterization

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It takes a direct approach towards building the character.

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12
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Indirect or implicit characterization

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It’s a subtle way of introducing the character to the reader.

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13
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Characterization

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  • names and titles
  • physical appearance and clothing
  • character’s speech (tone, ability to communicate)
  • character’s thoughts (inner dialog)
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14
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2 levels in narrative text

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1-what: the story
2- how: the discourse
1- something happen
2-in a certain way

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15
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Events

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Things that happen

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16
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Existents

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Characters

17
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Setting

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Where things happen

18
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Actions

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Events can be active

19
Q

What a about the story

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1-Events 
2- existents 
3-settings
4-actions
5- events just happen
20
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The discours

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  • what is the narrative situation
  • whose point of view
  • which narrative modes
  • how are the thoughts of characters transmitted
  • How is the chronology of events dealt with
  • how is style used
21
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The narrative situation

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The narrative voice (who speaks)+focalisation (who sees).

22
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The narrative voice

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Who tells the story :

  • homodiegetic narrator
  • heterodiegetic narrator
  • autodiegetic narrator
23
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Homodiegetic narrator

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A narrator who is also a character in the story

24
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Homodiegetic narrator

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First-person narrative situation (selon Franz Stanzel’s)

25
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Heterodiegetic narrator

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A narrator who is not a character in the story.

26
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Heterodiegetic narrator

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Authorial narrative situation