Cvf Flashcards

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Literary criticism refers to

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Methods of studying the gospels as unified literary works, rattan than dissecting them into oral traditions

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Narrative criticism

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To focus on the literary nature of the text, how it functions to produce these desired effect on the reader

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Real author

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Historical person who wrote the gospel

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Implied author

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Literary version of the author as discerned in the text

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Narrator

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The voice we hear telling the story

Omnipresence and omnipotent

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Narrative world

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Universe of the implied author which the story takes place

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Evaluative point of view

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Beliefs and values the reader is expected to have in order the judge the events and characters

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Real readers

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Actual reader of the text

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Implied reader

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Imaginary person who responds appropriately to the strategy

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10
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Narrated

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Literary device used by implied author to accomplish their purpose

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3 fundamental components

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Plot, setting, characters

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Plot

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Progress of narrative , sequence of events

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Events

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Incidents or scene parts

Actions or sayings by a characters

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Scene

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Group of related events

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Act

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Grip of related scenes

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Two fundamental features of a plot

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Causation- relationship of one scene to another

conflict - characters face opposition of some kind, must work resolution

17
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Basic conflict of leaders and disciples

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Matt- negative pic of leaders
Luke- Jesus social with them

Mark- negative pic of disciples
Luke- understanding

18
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Resolution in gospels

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Luke- resurrection then ascension to heaven
Matt- resurrection but presence given to disciples that he’s still there
Mark- only announces that he’s risen

19
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Story time

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The passage of time in the narrative world

Slows down during last week of Jesus life

20
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Narrative time

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Manner n which story time was narrated, order or speed

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Characters

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Action now and interactions carry the narrative forward

22
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Characterization

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Manner in which characters are portrayed by reader

Traits by telling or showing

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Round characters

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Complex and unpredictable

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Flat

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Simple and predictable

25
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Dynamic

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Develop or change

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Static

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Stays the same