'Medias res ' diaporamas de présentation

Item #31-Literature

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Rhetorical Terms Presentation 3

Rhetorical Terms Presentation 3. By: Dylan Videto Ian Green Jimmy Turner AP Comp 2 nd Hour. I n Medias Res.

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Rhetoric & Composition

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Aeneid 1 and 2

Jim Lohmar - Tur. 3302 (Tues) 1:30-4:45. Aeneid 1 and 2. Virgil the Man. October 15, 70 BCE near Mantua In the retinue of Augustus (after 38-39 BCE) ? Horace, Livy, Maecenas Dies in Naples in 19 BCE. Virgil the Poet. Eclogues (38-39 BCE) pastoral poetry; dialogues

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Literary Terms and Rhetoric Devices

Literary Terms and Rhetoric Devices. The Second Installment. REMEMBER. We will be using these literary terms throughout the school year. There WILL be literary terms used on your Mid-Term and FINAL EXAMS!!

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ECON 4120 Applied Welfare Econ & Cost Benefit Analysis Memorial University of Newfoundland

ECON 4120 Applied Welfare Econ & Cost Benefit Analysis Memorial University of Newfoundland. Chapter 1 Introduction to Cost-Benefit Analysis. What is CBA?. A METHOD FOR DETERMINING SOCIAL COSTS AND BENEFITS

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Applied Welfare Econ & Cost Benefit Analysis

Applied Welfare Econ & Cost Benefit Analysis. Chapter 1 Introduction to Cost-Benefit Analysis. What is CBA?. A METHOD FOR DETERMINING SOCIAL COSTS AND BENEFITS

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Beowulf , Grendel, and Intertextuality:

Beowulf , Grendel, and Intertextuality:. reading an Anglo-Saxon epic through a postmodern novel. Beowulf. Anglo-Saxon epic oral components Transcribed (or composed) by a monk Verse qualities kennings alliteration caesura Structure two part three part Digressions (interlace).

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Introduction to The Odyssey by Homer

Introduction to The Odyssey by Homer. Myth. A traditional, typically ancient story, dealing with supernatural beings, heroes, and ancestors. Myths are stories that shape the psychology, customs, or ideals of society. The Traditional Epic.

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English 9 Perry High School

The Odyssey Literary Terms. English 9 Perry High School. Epic Poetry. Definition: a lengthy narrative poem that usually contains the heroic deeds and events significant to a particular culture or society. Example: Gilgamesh, The Odyssey, The Iliad, Beowulf, Paradise Lost. Epic Poetry.

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The Aeneid

The Aeneid. Background, Themes, Motifs, etc. P. Vergilius Maro (Vergil).

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Hamlet Elements of Tragedy

Hamlet Elements of Tragedy. Literary Terms. Aside. Private words that a character in a play speaks to the audience or another character onstage. foil. A character who sets off another character by strong contrast. soliloquy.

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What defines a leader? What are the three most important roles of leaders?

What defines a leader? What are the three most important roles of leaders? What are the essential qualities of a leader (at least 5)? List at least 5 common labels of leaders. List at least 5 specific, famous leaders. Leader Paragraph: Who is the most important leader in our society?.

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Epic Conventions

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Bell Quiz

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The World of Greek Mythology

The World of Greek Mythology. The Acropolis: The Parthenon. Ancient Greece. Homer. Lived about 700 B.C. Rumors: Blind poet? Warrior? Why does he get credit for both the Iliad and the Odyssey? Why is he important?. Epic.

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Unit 1

Unit 1. Why should we read literature? What type of text are considered literature? A discussion on literacy Genres based on Analysis of Excerpt 1-6 A comparison between Upon Westminster Bridge by W. WordsWorth and A Farewell to Cambridge by Xu Zhimo. Unit 2. The definition of theme

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Reflective Essay

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Reading guide for intro to The Iliad

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