Lesson 3 - Literary Genres Flashcards

1
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form of literature that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language that evokes meaning.

A

Poetry

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2
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short stories/novels that describes imaginary events and people.

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Fiction

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3
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tells a story through actions and dialogues.

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Drama

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4
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elements of drama

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characters, dialogue, plot, and stage directions.

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5
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based on facts and author’s opinion about a subject.

used to inform and persuade readers.

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Non Fiction

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6
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story through text and illustrated images.

half of the work should’ve an illustration.

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Illustrated Novel

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7
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story in comic book

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Graphic Novel

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8
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handwritten graphics.

drawing that enhances the story.

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Doodle Fiction

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9
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Japanese word for Comic

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Manga

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10
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comics created by Americans

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Ameri-Manga

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11
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boy’s manga

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shonen

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12
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girl’s manga

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shojo

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13
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men’s manga

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seinen

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14
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women’s manga

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josei

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15
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children’s manga

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kodomo

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16
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written for women (feminism)

target readers: young and single women in their 20s and 30s

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Chick Literature

17
Q

extreme brevity, limited

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Flash Fiction

18
Q

lumped with fantasy and futuristic science and technology genres.

broader term: “speculative fiction”

A

Science Fiction

19
Q

work of fiction written by fans.

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Fan Fiction

20
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romantic same-sex pairs

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Slash Fiction

21
Q

narratives of real events told in a literary style and uses literary style and techniques

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Creative Non Fiction

22
Q

a person’s life written by another person.

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Biography

23
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focused on a single event in a person’s life

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Memoir

24
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written of the life of a person by the subject himself/herself

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Autobiography

25
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works commonly published/shared on Web.

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Electronic Literature

26
Q

digital poetry that uses links through hypertext mark up

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Hyper Poetry

27
Q

triple media literature

  • book, movie/video, internet website
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Digi-Fiction

28
Q

short articles that writes about his/her personal opinions..

A

Blog

29
Q

stories told in dialogue simulating social network exchanges

A

Text-talk Novels

30
Q

Japanese who published the fist cellphone novel in 2003. “Deep Love”

A

Yosi

31
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poem intended to be shared through the SMS

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