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Exploring Connotations in Literature: Impact on Perception

This learning module delves into connotations in literature, exploring how they influence meaning and perception. Through activities and discussions, students will analyze connotations of words like "summer," and examine the emotional and mental associations they evoke, enhancing their understanding of literary texts.

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Exploring Connotations in Literature: Impact on Perception

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  1. Learning Goal Students will be able to: Understand what a connotation is & how it’s different from denotation Understand how connotations affect meaning Understand how connotations affect the way that we think about literature

  2. Connotation  Think about the word “summer” What things come to mind when you think of this word? (list at least 6 things) Are the things you’ve listed mostly positive or mostly negative? Are they neutral? Why? Write down a word that gives you negative feelings or memories. Explain why this word gives you these feelings. Write down a word that gives you positivefeelings or memories. Explain why this word gives you these feelings.

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