Novels -style Flashcards

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Style

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Stylistic techniques to attract the reader

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Antithesis

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The use of contrast, or opposition, for effect.- contains a balanced contrast of ideas

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Chronological order

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In chronological order- the events happen one after another and are not told in a mixed up way

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Dialect

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The style of speaking used by a particular character-influenced by where a character is from (accent)

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Diction

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An authors choice and arrangement of words in a literary work.

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Direct presentation

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Writers who provide info directly to their readers- specific information about the character

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Epiphany

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The sudden realization-very critical- life changing moment

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Indirect presentation

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Inform the readers about the character- specific info is shown rather than told

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Irony types

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  • verbal irony
  • situational irony
  • dramatic irony
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Verbal irony

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Occurs when the opposite of what is said is actually meant

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Situational irony

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Occurs when an event occurs that is the opposite of what was expected by the character and/or reader

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Dramatic irony

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The character says something, but the audience/ reader knows more than the character does about other characters or events.

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Narration

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Something that is narrated- actually telling the story via the process of narrating

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Narrator

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The teller if the story or the person speaking in the story

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Paradox

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A statement, person, or situation that seems to be contradictory or opposed to common sense- pairing of non matching ideas- used to provoke insight

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Satire

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The mocking or scorning or an individual, an institution, or society as a whole

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Sarcasm

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When a character uses verbal irony to express bitter or angry feelings about something

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Stream-of-consciousness

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A characters thoughts or perceptions are presented in random form- no conventional order

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Symbol

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Has two levels of meaning- literal and figurative