'Private thoughts' diaporamas de présentation

Drama Terms

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Definition

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Story Elements

Story Elements. English I. Short Story. A work of fiction that usually can be read in one sitting. Has one main conflict, a few characters, and limited detail.

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Three Questions

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Intro to Greek Theater

Intro to Greek Theater . EQ : How can I gain insight into Greek tragedy and such concepts as fate, hubris, and dramatic irony / How does Greek drama compare to our modern theater?. Defining Drama.

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Literary Elements

Literary Elements. Ms. King Academic English 10. Direct Characterization. Author tells us what the character is like Ex. Sandy was a rude, conniving, backstabber from the day that she entered high school. Indirect Characterization.

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Elements of Drama

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Romeo and Juliet

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Narrative Structure

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The Elements of Drama

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Ethics

Ethics. Professor Andrea A. Nielsen. Objectives. Develop an understanding of your ethical beliefs as well as those of the state you teach within. Apply ethics in a way that will guide your professional life. What is ethical?. Turn and define it to your neighbor.

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Literary Terms

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Introduction to Drama

Introduction to Drama. Mr. Jeffery Boggan. What is Drama?.

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Characterization

Characterization. Learning About Characters. Protagonist and Antagonist. Protagonist Character who drives the action of the story by striving to achieve a goal. Can be more than one and they can change Antagonist Character who hinders the protagonists progress towards his/her goal.

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Characterization

Characterization. Direct and Indirect. Characterization. Characterization is the process by which the author reveals the personality of the character. Two types of characterization: Direct Characterization Indirect Characterization. Direct Characterization.

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The Sniper

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Blog

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Characterization and Point of View

Characterization and Point of View. Point of view is the perspective or viewpoint that a character or narrator has in a story. Authors develop point of view through characterization, the process that reveals the personality of a character. STEAL Characterization.

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