'Narrative voice' diaporamas de présentation

FINAL EXAM review r.7-r.11

FINAL EXAM review r.7-r.11. 201 INTRO TO LITERATURE Prof. Everson. ENG 201 FINAL EXAM:. Thursday May 16 th 9:00-10:30 am CUB 413 all make up work is due on this date!!! . Section: identification. Identify the author and title of the work quoted, and genre. Examples follow.

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Kate Chopin as a Vocal Colourist

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Narrative Analysis

Narrative Analysis. For short stories and novels. Plot. The events that make up a story. Climax Rising Action Falling Action Beginning Resolution. C onflict. Usually what the plot is centered around. 4 types: Man versus man ( external ) Man versus society

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Point of View

Point of View. The point of view. The point of view is the window on the action, the angle of vision from which the action is perceived. It is significant for what it permits us to see and what it prevents us from seeing. It may coincide with the narrative voice but it frequently does not

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Pride and Prejudice

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The Scarlet Letter: Chapters 3 & 4

The Scarlet Letter: Chapters 3 & 4. Strenuously forged by the hands of Bailey Estes and Forrest Ream. Activity. Pick a crime, any crime, anything you could get in trouble for Think of a way to punish someone for doing said crime The punishment cannot physically harm anyone

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Narrative Mode: Point of View

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Analysis of Novels, Plays,

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Social Text Analysis

Social Text Analysis. Social text analyses examine the meanings and uses of a given text. Creating a Social Text. First, the researcher needs to identify a work or works of interest. Second, from that work the researcher needs to construct a text. This process is called textualization.

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Anne Hathaway

Anne Hathaway. LO: to understand the poem using TSLAP. Anne Hathaway- Background.

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How can you link this image to Wuthering Heights?

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Something Old Something New

Something Old Something New. Revision session Year 11. Something Old Something New. An odd story about a Scottish failed medical student (now lab worker) converting to Islam and going to Sudan to marry his girlfriend. The story is very long!

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The Bluest Eye

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Chapter 7 & 8

Chapter 7 & 8. Scarlet Letter. Follow Your Arrow. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQ8xqyoZXCc. Chapter Summary.

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Owning the Question!

Owning the Question!. Looking at the exam questions more carefully!. 7. Writers of fiction do not always relate events in chronological order. In at least two works you have studied, explore the effects of telling the story in a non-chronological manner.

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Warm-Up:

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What does Richard Parker symbolize?

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Ghostly Presences

Ghostly Presences. Elaine McGirr (elaine.mcgirr@rhul.ac.uk) Departments of English and Drama Royal Holloway. How we envision character. The power of the stage to give body to fictional characters (e.g. theatrical adaptation)

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Warm-Up

Warm-Up.

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A lot of emphasis on Johnny Deep

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