elements of literature

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elements of literature

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It is a faithful reproduction of man's manifold experiences blended into one harmonious expression. On

literature

is derived from the Latin term "litera" which means letter.

literature

Literature is derived from the Latin term "___" which means letter.

litera

literature refers to a French phrase. "____". meaning___.

belles-lettres beautiful writing

It is a term designated to written language.

literature

is one of the arts that is expressive of human feelings.

literature

It is an expression of thought and ideas through symbolic presentation through, poetry, drama or play. essav, among others.

literature

Classifications of Literature:

1. Escape Literature 2. Interpretative Literature

This is for entertainment purposes, that is, to help us pass the time in agreeable or acceptable manner of life.

escape literature

It takes us away from the real word.

escape literature

The object of this literature is for pleasure.

escape literature

This enables us to sharpen and broaden deeply our awareness of our lives.

Interpretative Literature

This takes us deeper into the realm of this world through imagination.

Interpretative Literature.

It illuminates some aspects of human life or behavior and gives us keener awareness of what it is to be a human being in a universe that that is sometimes friendly. sometimes hostile.

Interpretative Literature.

This enables us to understand our troubles. The object of this literature is pleasure plus understanding.

Interpretative Literature.

Uses of Literature (1)

1. moral value 2. propaganda 3. therapeutic value

The values could either be directly or indirectly stated.

moral value

The main purpose of literature is to present the ___ of the thoughts expressed by the writer for the reader to understand and appreciate.

moral values

The literary work may make the reader appreciate and understand the work to make him a better individual.

moral value

It could either entertain or moralize the readers.

moral values

This found in books that describe one's personal success and achievement in life.

propaganda

Most of the books of history, advertising and marketing portray this kind of literature.

propaganda

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Therapeutic Value.

is an emotional relief experienced by the reader which eventually helps him with recovery from a previous emotional dispute.

Catharsis

Uses of Literature (2):

1. emotional appeal 2. intellectual appeal 3. humanistic value

This is attained when the reader is emotionally moved and touched by the writer's persuasion through the literary work.

emotional apeal

This entails the acquisition of information and knowledge which will remind the reader of what they have forgotten

intellectual appeal

This can be realized when the literary work affirms the dignity and the worth of all the people.

humanistic value

This is attained when it is able to make the reader an improved person with a better outlook in life and a clear understanding of his inner sent

humanistic value

Groups of Literature:

1. Prose 2. Poetry

It is defined as the spoken or written language without metrical regularity.

Prose

It is the imaginative expression of emotion, thought or narrative frequently in metrical form and often using figurative language.

poetry

has traditionally been distinguished from prose by rhyme or the rhythmical arrangement of words.

prose

Types of Prose:

Novel Short story Play Legend Fable Anecdote Essay Biography News Oration

It is an extended fictional prose narrative, often including the psychological development of the central characters and of their relationshio with a broader world.

novel

The modern novel took its name and inspiration from the___

italina novella.

is classified according to genres and subgenres such as the historical novel, detective fiction, fantasy and science fiction

novel

It is an artistic form of prose fiction which is centered on a single main incident whose aim is to produce a single dominant impression.

short story

Its qualities are economy, compression, brevity and emphasis.

short story

It is a piece of creative work presented on stage.

play

It is usually divided into acts.

play

It is a traditional or undocumented story about famous people, commonly religious in character and frequently posing problems of authencity.

legend

It is a story in either verse or prose, in which animals or inanimate objects are given the mentality and speech of a human being to a point out a moral or lesson.

fable

It is a product of the writer's imagination whose aims is to bring out lessons to the readers. it can be stories about animals or children

anecdote

It is a short piece of non-fiction dealing with a particular subject from a personal point of view.

essay

It is an account of person's life. It may consist of factual details of a person's life told in chronological order, but has generally become matter of interpretation as well as historical accuracy.

biography

It is a report of daily events in society, government, or in science and industry.

news

It is a piece of wok relative to speech whose aim is to arouse the listener's interest and emotion.

oration

Types of Poetry:

1. Narrative poetry 2. Lyric Poetry 3. Dramatic poetry

it describes important details in life following the order of events either real or imaginary.

narrative poetry

Narrative Poetry:

1. epic 2. metrical tales 3. metrical romance 4. ballad.

It is a narrative poem or cycle of poem dealing with some great deeds like the founding of a nation or the forging of national unity.

epic

They often use religious or cosmological themes.

epic

It is a type of narrative written in verse.

metrical tales

It is classified either ballad or metrical romance

metrical tales

It is also a type of metrical tale composed of a long rambling love story in verse.

Metrical Romance

Metrical tale:

1. Metrical Romance 2. ballad

A metrically simple sometimes unrhymed or dependent in assosance. It is concerned with some emotional event.

ballad

Lyric Poetry:

1. Haiku 2. Ode 3. Elegy 4. Sonnet

It is short poem which is songlike.

lyric poetry

This is the most common type of poetry.

lyric poetry

__A short, Japanese poem consisting of __ syllables arranged in three times.

haiku 17

A serious lyric poetry which commemorates important public events.

ode

It consists of stanzas with the same pattern of rhythm and rhyme.

ode

A common lyre poem that deals with life and death.

elegy

It mourns the death of a love one.

elegy

A love poem which mostly consists of __lines and has a certain pattern of rhyme and rhythm

sonnet

Tells stories like narrative poetry, but in dialogues of play rhymes, repeating rhythms, and other poetry elements.

dramatic poetry

is the English playwright William Shakespeare

dramatic poetry

One of the most famous dramatic poet is the___

English playwright William Shakespeare

Qualities of a Literary Masterpiece:

1. Artistry 2. Intellectual Value 3. Suggestiveness 4. Spiritual values 5. Permanence 6. Universality 7. Style

It appeals to our sense of beauty.

artistry

A person is said to be ___ if he knows how to appreciate something beautiful.

artistic

A literary work stimulates thoughts.

intellectual value

It makes our mental life rich by making us realize the different fundamental truths about life and human nature.

intellectual value

This is associated with the emotional aspect of literature.

suggestiveness

This quality moves as deeply and stirs our imagination to work above and beyond the level of ordinary life and experience.

suggestiveness

Literature brings out the understanding of the moral values which lead us to become better person.

Spiritual values

It inspires us to acquire these values which we will cherish or put into practice, thus bringing us closer to our creator.

spiritual values

A great work of literature can endure the test of time.

permanence

It can be read over and over again as each reading gives fresh enjoyment.

permanence

It appeals to all anytime, anywhere because it deals with the basic feelings of people, fundamental truths and universal conditions.

universality

Great works are marked by their lasting substances and by distinctive styles.

style

Literary Approaches:

1. Historical/Biographical approach 2. Moral/philosophical approach 3. Mimetic Approach 4. Formalism/ New Criticism 5. Psychological Approach 6. Mythological/Archetypal/Symbolic Approach. 7. Feminist Approach 8. Reader-response Approach.

it is a reflection of the authors life and times

Historical/Biographical approach

It is necessary to know the about the author and the political, economical and social context of hid times in order to truly understand his works.

Historical/Biographical approach

The larger purpose of literature is to teach morality and to probe philosophical issues.

Moral/philosophical approach.

How well the work accords with the real world.

Mimetic Approach.

Is it real, genuine, is it accurate? Moral?

Mimetic Approach.

It involves a close reading of the text.

Formalism/ New Criticism.

___believe that all information essential to the interpretation of the work must be found within the work itself not influenced by the author or character's life and time.

Formalistic critics

critics view works through the lens of psychology.

psychological approach

this approach assumes that there is collection of symbols, images, characters and motifs that evokes basically the same response in all people.

Mythological/Archetypal/Symbolic Approach.

it is concerned with the impact of gender on writing and rewarding.

feminist approach

They may argue that all gender difference are imposed by society, and that gender determines nothing.

feminist approach

it analyzes the reader's role in the production of meaning the text itself has no meaning until it is read by the reader.

Reader-response Approach

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問題一覧

It is a faithful reproduction of man's manifold experiences blended into one harmonious expression. On

literature

is derived from the Latin term "litera" which means letter.

literature

Literature is derived from the Latin term "___" which means letter.

litera

literature refers to a French phrase. "____". meaning___.

belles-lettres beautiful writing

It is a term designated to written language.

literature

is one of the arts that is expressive of human feelings.

literature

It is an expression of thought and ideas through symbolic presentation through, poetry, drama or play. essav, among others.

literature

Classifications of Literature:

1. Escape Literature 2. Interpretative Literature

This is for entertainment purposes, that is, to help us pass the time in agreeable or acceptable manner of life.

escape literature

It takes us away from the real word.

escape literature

The object of this literature is for pleasure.

escape literature

This enables us to sharpen and broaden deeply our awareness of our lives.

Interpretative Literature

This takes us deeper into the realm of this world through imagination.

Interpretative Literature.

It illuminates some aspects of human life or behavior and gives us keener awareness of what it is to be a human being in a universe that that is sometimes friendly. sometimes hostile.

Interpretative Literature.

This enables us to understand our troubles. The object of this literature is pleasure plus understanding.

Interpretative Literature.

Uses of Literature (1)

1. moral value 2. propaganda 3. therapeutic value

The values could either be directly or indirectly stated.

moral value

The main purpose of literature is to present the ___ of the thoughts expressed by the writer for the reader to understand and appreciate.

moral values

The literary work may make the reader appreciate and understand the work to make him a better individual.

moral value

It could either entertain or moralize the readers.

moral values

This found in books that describe one's personal success and achievement in life.

propaganda

Most of the books of history, advertising and marketing portray this kind of literature.

propaganda

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Therapeutic Value.

is an emotional relief experienced by the reader which eventually helps him with recovery from a previous emotional dispute.

Catharsis

Uses of Literature (2):

1. emotional appeal 2. intellectual appeal 3. humanistic value

This is attained when the reader is emotionally moved and touched by the writer's persuasion through the literary work.

emotional apeal

This entails the acquisition of information and knowledge which will remind the reader of what they have forgotten

intellectual appeal

This can be realized when the literary work affirms the dignity and the worth of all the people.

humanistic value

This is attained when it is able to make the reader an improved person with a better outlook in life and a clear understanding of his inner sent

humanistic value

Groups of Literature:

1. Prose 2. Poetry

It is defined as the spoken or written language without metrical regularity.

Prose

It is the imaginative expression of emotion, thought or narrative frequently in metrical form and often using figurative language.

poetry

has traditionally been distinguished from prose by rhyme or the rhythmical arrangement of words.

prose

Types of Prose:

Novel Short story Play Legend Fable Anecdote Essay Biography News Oration

It is an extended fictional prose narrative, often including the psychological development of the central characters and of their relationshio with a broader world.

novel

The modern novel took its name and inspiration from the___

italina novella.

is classified according to genres and subgenres such as the historical novel, detective fiction, fantasy and science fiction

novel

It is an artistic form of prose fiction which is centered on a single main incident whose aim is to produce a single dominant impression.

short story

Its qualities are economy, compression, brevity and emphasis.

short story

It is a piece of creative work presented on stage.

play

It is usually divided into acts.

play

It is a traditional or undocumented story about famous people, commonly religious in character and frequently posing problems of authencity.

legend

It is a story in either verse or prose, in which animals or inanimate objects are given the mentality and speech of a human being to a point out a moral or lesson.

fable

It is a product of the writer's imagination whose aims is to bring out lessons to the readers. it can be stories about animals or children

anecdote

It is a short piece of non-fiction dealing with a particular subject from a personal point of view.

essay

It is an account of person's life. It may consist of factual details of a person's life told in chronological order, but has generally become matter of interpretation as well as historical accuracy.

biography

It is a report of daily events in society, government, or in science and industry.

news

It is a piece of wok relative to speech whose aim is to arouse the listener's interest and emotion.

oration

Types of Poetry:

1. Narrative poetry 2. Lyric Poetry 3. Dramatic poetry

it describes important details in life following the order of events either real or imaginary.

narrative poetry

Narrative Poetry:

1. epic 2. metrical tales 3. metrical romance 4. ballad.

It is a narrative poem or cycle of poem dealing with some great deeds like the founding of a nation or the forging of national unity.

epic

They often use religious or cosmological themes.

epic

It is a type of narrative written in verse.

metrical tales

It is classified either ballad or metrical romance

metrical tales

It is also a type of metrical tale composed of a long rambling love story in verse.

Metrical Romance

Metrical tale:

1. Metrical Romance 2. ballad

A metrically simple sometimes unrhymed or dependent in assosance. It is concerned with some emotional event.

ballad

Lyric Poetry:

1. Haiku 2. Ode 3. Elegy 4. Sonnet

It is short poem which is songlike.

lyric poetry

This is the most common type of poetry.

lyric poetry

__A short, Japanese poem consisting of __ syllables arranged in three times.

haiku 17

A serious lyric poetry which commemorates important public events.

ode

It consists of stanzas with the same pattern of rhythm and rhyme.

ode

A common lyre poem that deals with life and death.

elegy

It mourns the death of a love one.

elegy

A love poem which mostly consists of __lines and has a certain pattern of rhyme and rhythm

sonnet

Tells stories like narrative poetry, but in dialogues of play rhymes, repeating rhythms, and other poetry elements.

dramatic poetry

is the English playwright William Shakespeare

dramatic poetry

One of the most famous dramatic poet is the___

English playwright William Shakespeare

Qualities of a Literary Masterpiece:

1. Artistry 2. Intellectual Value 3. Suggestiveness 4. Spiritual values 5. Permanence 6. Universality 7. Style

It appeals to our sense of beauty.

artistry

A person is said to be ___ if he knows how to appreciate something beautiful.

artistic

A literary work stimulates thoughts.

intellectual value

It makes our mental life rich by making us realize the different fundamental truths about life and human nature.

intellectual value

This is associated with the emotional aspect of literature.

suggestiveness

This quality moves as deeply and stirs our imagination to work above and beyond the level of ordinary life and experience.

suggestiveness

Literature brings out the understanding of the moral values which lead us to become better person.

Spiritual values

It inspires us to acquire these values which we will cherish or put into practice, thus bringing us closer to our creator.

spiritual values

A great work of literature can endure the test of time.

permanence

It can be read over and over again as each reading gives fresh enjoyment.

permanence

It appeals to all anytime, anywhere because it deals with the basic feelings of people, fundamental truths and universal conditions.

universality

Great works are marked by their lasting substances and by distinctive styles.

style

Literary Approaches:

it is a reflection of the authors life and times

Historical/Biographical approach

It is necessary to know the about the author and the political, economical and social context of hid times in order to truly understand his works.

Historical/Biographical approach

The larger purpose of literature is to teach morality and to probe philosophical issues.

Moral/philosophical approach.

How well the work accords with the real world.

Mimetic Approach.

Is it real, genuine, is it accurate? Moral?

Mimetic Approach.

It involves a close reading of the text.

Formalism/ New Criticism.

___believe that all information essential to the interpretation of the work must be found within the work itself not influenced by the author or character's life and time.

Formalistic critics

critics view works through the lens of psychology.

psychological approach

this approach assumes that there is collection of symbols, images, characters and motifs that evokes basically the same response in all people.

Mythological/Archetypal/Symbolic Approach.

it is concerned with the impact of gender on writing and rewarding.

feminist approach

They may argue that all gender difference are imposed by society, and that gender determines nothing.

feminist approach

it analyzes the reader's role in the production of meaning the text itself has no meaning until it is read by the reader.

Reader-response Approach