Literature elements of literature
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This document outlines elements that can be analyzed in a work of literature. It includes questions about the author, title, purpose, type, genre, setting, point of view, characters, audience, and plot components of a prose text. Characteristics are defined for different elements like genre, character types, and plot structure. The overall purpose is to provide guidance on analyzing key components of prose texts.
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Literature elements of literature
- 2. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title?
- 3. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title? 2. What is the purpose of the text?
- 4. Purpose: What is the purpose of the text?
- 5. Purpose: What is the purpose of the text? 1.Picture of the future 2.Share knowledge or idea 3.Rumor 4.Spark an action 5.Pass a wisdom
- 6. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title? 2. What is the purpose of the text? 3. What is the type of the text?
- 7. Prose Text: What is the type of the text? Drama Poetry
- 8. Prose Drama Poetry Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate: Pride and Prejudice Harry Potter Text : What is the type of the text?
- 9. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title? 2. What is the purpose of the text? 3. What is the type of the text? 4. What is the genre of the text?
- 10. Prose Genre: What is the genre of the text? Drama Poetry
- 11. Prose Genre: What is the genre of the text? Drama Poetry  Comedy.  Drama.  Horror.  Fiction.  Non-fiction.  Realistic fiction.  Romance.  Satire.
- 12. Prose Genre: What is the genre of the text? Drama Poetry  Comedy.  Drama.  Horror.  Fiction.  Non-fiction.  Realistic fiction.  Romance.  Satire.  Comedy.  Tragedy .  Satire.
- 13. Prose Genre: What is the genre of the text? Drama Poetry  Comedy.  Drama.  Horror.  Fiction.  Non-fiction.  Realistic fiction.  Romance.  Satire.  Comedy.  Tragedy .  Satire.  Sonnet  Limerick  Narrative  Epic  Couplet  Free verse  Haiku
- 14. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title? 2. What is the purpose of the text? 3. What is the type of the text? 4. What is the genre of the text? 5. What is the setting?
- 15. Setting : What are the place and time? Place Time
- 16. Setting : What are the place and time? Place Time • Country • City • House / office • Room corner/ stairs • 4 A.M. • Morning/ evening • 2011 • November
- 17. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title? 2. What is the purpose of the text? 3. What is the type of the text? 4. What is the genre of the text? 5. What is the setting? 6. What is the point of view?
- 18. Perspective : What is the point of view? 1st person 3rd person
- 19. Perspective : What is the point of view? 1st person 3rd person I / We / Our He / She / It/ They
- 20. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title? 2. What is the purpose of the text? 3. What is the type of the text? 4. What is the genre of the text? 5. What is setting? 6. What is the point of view? 7. Who are the characters?
- 21. protagonist antagonist Round Flat Dynamic Static Characters : Who are the people?
- 22. protagonist the central person in a story. antagonist the character(s) (or situation) that represents the opposition against which the protagonist. Round anyone who has a complex personality; he or she is often portrayed as a conflicted and contradictor y person. Flat is the opposite of a round character. This literary personality is notable for one kind of trait or characterist ic. Dynamic a person who changes over time, usually as a result of resolving a central conflict or facing a major crisis. Static someone who does not change over time. Characters : Who are the people?
- 23. protagonist antagonist Appearance Personality Job Age Round Flat Dynamic Static Characters : Who are the people?
- 24. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title? 2. What is the purpose of the text? 3. What is the type of the text? 4. What is the genre of the text? 5. What is the setting? 6. What is the point of view? 7. Who are the characters? 8. Who is the audience?
- 25. Audience : Who is going to read it? • Kids • Teenagers • Youth • Adults • Elders
- 26. Audience : Who is going to read it? • Kids • Teenagers • Youth • Adults • Elders
- 27. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title? 2. What is the purpose of the text? 3. What is the type of the text? 4. What is the genre of the text? 5. What is the setting? 6. What is the point of view? 7. Who are the characters? 8. Who is the audience? 9. What is the plot?
- 28. Plot : What are the components of the prose text?
- 29. Plot : What are the components of the prose text? Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling action Resolution TITLE
- 30. Analysis 1. Who is the author and what is the title? 2. What is the purpose of the text? 3. What is the type of the text? 4. What is the genre of the text? 5. What is the setting? 6. What is the point of view? 7. Who are the characters? 8. Who is the audience? 9. What is the plot? 10. Content analysis
- 31. title form Genre Purpose Type Audience Theme Point of view content Setting Conflict Characters Protagonist Antagonist Dynamic Static Flat Round Plot Exposition Rising action Climax Falling action Conclusion