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LITERARY ELEMENTS
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Page 1: Literary elements

LITERARY ELEMENTS

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LITERATURE

• Express a language or the people.

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IS DIVIDED INTO DIFFERENT GENRES

TragedyEpic

Comedy Novel

Creative nonfiction

Short story

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• Literary elements are parts of literature that together help to capture all ideas that express the author.

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THESE ARE

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CHARACTERS

Refers to a person, animal or object in a story.

The end of a story, a character should change or grow somehow.

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GOOD CHARACTERS ARE:

memorable

consistent

believable

grow or change over time

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SETTING

• Is the time and location in which a story takes place.

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THERE ARE SEVERAL ASPECTS

Atmosphere: What feeling is created at the beginning of the

story?

Social conditions Weather conditions: Is it rainy, sunny?

Place: geographical location

Time: When is the story taking place?

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THEME

• Central insight , but not every literary work has a theme.

• The theme may be the thoughts about a topic or view of human nature.

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• - Love is blind.

• - Believe in yourself

• - People are afraid of change.

• - Don't judge a book by its cover

SOME SIMPLE EXAMPLES OF COMMON THEMES FROM LITERATURE:

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CONFLICT

• It is the opposition of forces which ties one incident to another and makes the plot move.

• Without conflict there is no plot.

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• External:

• A struggle between the

character and the elements

of nature.

• Internal:

• A struggle between the

character and his/her

conscience.

CONFLICT CAN BE

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PLOT

• It is the sequence of events in a story .

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THERE ARE FIVE ESSENTIAL PARTS OF PLOT:

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POINT OF VIEW

• The angle from which the story is told.

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THERE ARE DIFFERENT TYPES

• First Person Narrator.

• Third person objetive narrator.

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• Third person limited, or partially omniscient narrator.

• Third person omniscient narrator.

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SYMBOLISM

Is something that represents

something elseIt can be a material object or

a written sign used to represent something

invisible.

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EXAMPLE

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TONE

• Encompasses the attitudes toward the subject and toward the audience implied in a literary work.

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SOME MAY BE:

formal

informal

intimate

serious

ironic

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IMAGERY

• It refers to the language or words that appeal to the senses.


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