HUM1 ON FICTION PDF Flashcards

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In literature, any work in which the content is completely or largely invented.

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FICTION

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Is a fictitious form of literature that is created and imagined and untrue, but has the appearance of reality because it is written in such a way that the events, people, and places are identical to reality

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SHORT STORY

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In a narrative , not only the sum total and the sequence of events but also the selecting, ordering and arranging of incidents to suggest their relationships and their actual interdependence on one another

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PLOT

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The opposition between forces/characters that is intensified and then resolved during the narrative

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CONFLICT

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The introductory or the background information- such as time, place, details about characters- which serve as preparation for subsequent actions and conflicts

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EXPOSITION

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The development and intensification of the conflict

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COMPLICATION

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The point toward which the plot and conflict rise and at which the fate of major characters is determined

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CLIMAX

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The moment of the conflict’s greatest intensity, usually that point at which opposing forces interlock or reach a standstill.

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CRISIS

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Literally means, the “untying”, it occurs in a plot after the crisis.

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DENOUEMENT/ RESOLUTION

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The presentation of scenes which took place prior to the time of a particular narrative

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FLASHBACK

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A device which presents a story from the past within a context of more recently events.

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FRAME

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In fiction, the presentation of scenes which took place ahead of the time of a particular narrative

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FLASHFORWARD

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The use of subtle hints that suggest what is to come later in the story

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FORESHADOWING

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An imaginative departure from literal, straightforward statements in which two essentially dissimilar things are compared in particular way

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FIGURES OF SPEECH

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