Fiction Analysis - "The Street" Flashcards

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step 1

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read prompt

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step 2: diagnose the prompt

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  • intro: the following selection is the opening of Ann Petry’s 1948 novel, The Street
  • warning: read the selection carefully
  • claims: analyzing how Petry
  • warrants: establishes Lutie Johnson’s relationship to the urban setting
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step 3

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read the piece

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which devices best establish the claims/warrants

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finding literary devices

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  • imagery data
  • personification data
  • selection of detail data
  • figurative language data
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device how to organize your essay

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Imagery

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  • petry’s grimy imagery
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when the prompt gives examples of devices

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  • feel free to use the examples
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2-3 claims and what else

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4-5 paragraphs and about 500 words

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relationship between Lutie and urban setting

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petry’s foreboding imagery establishes a menacing relationship

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