'Secondary characters' diaporamas de présentation

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American Literature

American Literature. Study session / Review. Modernism. Was a reaction to the emergence of city life as a central force in society. Modernist literature normally revolved around the idea of individualism, and a mistrust in institutions. (See additional notes on Modernism.

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American Literature

American Literature. Study session / Review. Modernism. Was a reaction to the emergence of city life as a central force in society. Modernist literature normally revolved around the idea of individualism, and a mistrust in institutions. (See additional notes on Modernism.

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Readers Become Experts About Series They Love

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Developing a clinical measure of referring expressions

Developing a clinical measure of referring expressions. Phyllis Schneider University of Alberta p hyllis.schneider@ualberta.ca http://www.rehabresearch.ualberta.ca/enni/. Clinical relevance of reference. Referring expressions are very important for communication

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AdVENTURE Language Arts Novel Studies

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Historical Fiction

Historical Fiction. Definition. Realistic fiction set in a time remote enough from the present to be considered history, usually at least 20 years ago. Must be written about a time period different from the one in which the author lives.

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Othello by William Shakespeare

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Othello by William Shakespeare

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Title analysis

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From to

Text of Choice. Protagonist. The character who will be the focus of my discussion. Secondary characters are appropriate for compare/contrast discussions. From to. Text of Choice. Protagonist. Forces that impact the characters emotional / psychological state. Man vs. Self. From to.

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Character Analysis: Sociograms

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THE HUNGER GAMES

UNDERSTANDING DEEPER MEANINGS (continued). THE HUNGER GAMES. Irony, sarcasm, satire. What instances of irony (verbal, situational, dramatic) are there in the novel? Does the author resort to sarcasm? To what effect? Does the novel contain satire?. Natural vs artificial. Colours. Clothes.

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Aim: How do Curley and his wife pose a threat to George and Lennie ?

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Novel Summary

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The viewer experience company presents 19-2 A Transmedia project

The viewer experience company presents 19-2 A Transmedia project. July 2013. Radio-Canada 19-2. Exceptional new-media experiences for the award-winning Quebec police drama Augmented reality app plunges the user into the heart of the show

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