'Periodic sentence' diaporamas de présentation

A. P. Literary Terms and Rhetorical Techniques

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Rhetorical Devices

Rhetorical Devices. How to Write an Effective Speech or Essay. What is Rhetoric?. A technique or art of persuasion in speaking or writing. Rhetoric uses: ethos pathos logos. More on Rhetoric. Rhetoric convinces you to feel a certain way about a topic.

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Heart of Darkness

Heart of Darkness. By Joseph Conrad. Frame Narrative. Present time. Narrator Marlow. Flashback. Account Lawyer Director. Marlow. 5 men on board the Nellie. Impressionism. Ambiguous narrative style: reader must interpret meaning

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This is YOU climbing the stairs of success.

Hi AP Peeps!!! When you see this text box throughout the slides, pretend it is ME talking to you! These boxes are my personal little notes. <3 Ms. Stevenson. This is YOU climbing the stairs of success. HAHA. VARIETY IN SENTENCE STRUCTURE. Writing with Style.

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Emerson Notes

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AP Rhetorical Terms and vocabulary

AP Rhetorical Terms and vocabulary. Week 12. 1. Allusion. - A literary , historical, religious, or mythological reference. For example, one might contrast the life and tribulations of Frederick Douglass to the trials of Job. 17. Comparison and contrast.

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Structuralism on Literature:

Structuralism on Literature: . Language/Literature as an enclosed system with two Axes Combination (narrative structure: roles + actions). Selection : . Thematic structure: Motifs, mythemes, metaphors, etc. Structuralist Approached to Narratives. V. Propp:

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Unit 8 Jane Austen and G.G.Byron

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Terms to Know

Terms to Know. How style Affects an Argument. Asyndeton. Asyndeton- omission of conjunction between coordinate phrases, clauses, or words. Example: I Came, I Saw, I Conquered. What other literary device do you see in the example?. Antithesis.

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UNIT 1 REVIEW

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Syntax

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Vocabulary Words

By: Rachael Wood, Kole Birtcher and Luke Callahan . Vocabulary Words. Parody. a comic imitation of a work that ridicules the original. It can be utterly mocking or gently humorous. it depends on allusion and exaggerates and distorts the original style and content.

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Jane Austen (1775-1817)

Jane Austen (1775-1817) . Evaluation of her art. Seldom has the novel been conceived with such deliberate and successful art as in the novels of Jane Austen. Her art. 1. a classical precision of structure , (which is manipulated through incidents exactly defined) in realism .

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Kinds of Syntax

Kinds of Syntax. Compound-Complex Sentences. Consists of two or more independent clauses and a dependent clause joined by a subordinating conjunction Examples: Because he loves me, my puppy runs to me when I come home, and he licks my face.

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SENTENCE TYPES

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Loose and Periodic Sentences

Loose and Periodic Sentences. Identifying and writing loose and periodic sentences. Loose or cumulative sentence.

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Loose and Periodic Sentences

Loose and Periodic Sentences. Basic Sentence. Abraham Lincoln wept. SUBJECT + VERB . Loose Sentence. A basic sentence with the details added immediately at the end of the basic sentence

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September 23, 2013

September 23, 2013. AP Literature. Vocabulary for the Week. Tone Words. Literary Devices. Allegory Apostrophe Asyndeton Juxtaposition Periodic sentence. Celebratory Gleeful Mournful Earnest ghoulish. Nice to Eat You: Acts of Vampires.

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Sentence Structure Match-O-Rama!

Sentence Structure Match-O-Rama!.

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