P1, terms and techniques Flashcards

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define narrator

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narrator is a fictional individual telling the story

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define story world

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story world is a fictional world shaped and framed by narrative

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what is pov

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pov is the perspective(s) used in a text through which a version of reality is presented

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define genre

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genre is a way of grouping texts based on expected and shared conventions

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define speech and thought presentation

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speech and thought presentation is the ways in which a characters speech and thought are shown through varying degrees of narrator control

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what question should you always be thinking when reading ahmt

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in what ways does atwood present this imagined world to us and why are those ways important in understanding the story

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what is an imagined world

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an imagined world is narratives that project a particular pov and present characters times and places in striking ways

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define narrative

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narrative is a type of text or discourse that functions to tell a series of events

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define register

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register is a style of language that is associated with a particular situation of use - could be written or spoken

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define representation

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representation is how experiences, values and ideas are re-presented to readers, listeners and viewers through language- influencing their way of seeing the world

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define literariness

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literariness is the degree to which a text displays qualities that mean people see it as literary and as literature

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