21st lit 3-4week Flashcards

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Divisions of literature

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Prose
Poetry

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form used in prose

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paragraph form

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form used in poetry

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written in stanza or verse

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language used in prose

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expressed in ordinary or common language and straightforward manner

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language used in poetry

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metrical, rhythmical, figurative language and imaginative tone

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appeal of prose

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reader’s intellect

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appeal of poetry

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awaken the reader’s emotion

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aim of prose

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convince, reflect, instruct, inform and educate the learner

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aim of poetry

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stir the imagination and set an idea of how life should be

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elements of poetry

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imagery, rhythm, sound, density, line

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element of poetry on how the poem sounds when it is read

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sound

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type of sound that are soft sounded and melodious

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euphony

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type of sound that is brittle and stiff

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cacophony

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element of poetry that gives the reader the totality of the poem, it is in the form of words, images, and symbols

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imagery

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element of poetry that refers to the sound pattern and the arrangement of rhyming words that make up the poem

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rhythm

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element of poetry that is the ability to say little and mean much through the use of metaphors and non-conformity with traditional grammar styles

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density

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element of poetry that symbolizes a sentence in a prose

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line

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types of poetry

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lyric, narrative, dramatic

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this type of poetry expresses powerful emotion and feelings through musical verse

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lyric poetry

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type of lyric poetry that is a formal, often ceremonious lyric poem that addresses and often celebrates a thing or idea

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ode

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type of lyrical poetry that is a popular classical form, traditionally a fourteen-line poem written in iambic pentameter

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sonnet

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form of poetry that expresses grief, sadness, or loss it mirrors the three stages of loss as its elements

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elegy

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the three stages of loss

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lament
praise and admiration
consolation and solace

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type of lyrical poetry that is an expression of a poet’s personal emotions meant to be sung

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song

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type of poetry that narrates a detailed story about life and events that might be true or imaginary, it does not need rhythmic schemes
narrative poetry
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type of narrative poetry that is long narrative poem recounting heroic deeds
epic
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type of narrative poetry that is a popular narrative song passed down orally usually follows a form of rhymed abcb quatrains, alternating four-stress and three-stress lines
ballad
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type of narrative poetry that follows a narrative format
metric tale
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type of poetry written in blank verse that tells a story and connects readers through emotions
dramatic poetry(dramatic verse)
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type of dramatic poetry that is a lengthy speech given to oneself when alone
soliloquy
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type of dramatic poetry that is a lengthy speech in the presence of co-performers
monologue
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a public poem form of ode set to music to celebrate athletic victories
the greek or pindaric
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a romantic story with a happy ending
comedy
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more on musical performance drama literature
opera
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drama with musical performances
musical drama
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a literature in drama that is serious
melodrama
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a literature in drama that has a sad ending
tragedy
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literature in drama with exaggerated humor and silly jokes
farce
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genres of the early period
proverbs, riddles, folksongs, tales, epic
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any written or spoken language that is naturally used without metrical or rhythmic structure unlike the traditional poetry
prose
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Genres of the 21st century
Hyperpoetry(cyber poetry) Textula Spoken Poetry
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It is a type of digital poetry that uses links using hypertext. This poem is found online which directs the reader to the texts in response to the links that the reader chooses.
hyperpoetry
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is a coined term of the English word “TEXT” and Filipino word “TULA.” It is initially started by Frank Rivera This mobile phone poetry has a rhythmic scheme of aabb, abab, abba
textula
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is a type of poetry that is geared to be performed onstage for an audience rather than merely exist in print somewhere for others to read
spoken poetry
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a creative literary work of an author that is imaginary
fiction
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types of fictions
Chick Lit Flash Fiction Speculative Fiction Novel Short Story
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refers to a literary piece written by women authors, about women, and intended for women to read. It tackles about issues regarding women
chick lit
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is a fictional literary work that is brief in form. Typically, written under 1500 words
flash fiction
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is a literary fiction encompassing genre with futuristic, supernatural and imaginative themes
speculative fiction
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refers to imaginative stories published as a book. It is relatively long narrative written in prose
novel
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is a work of fiction that is shorter than a novel, and usually deals with only few characters
short story
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elements of a short story
Setting Characters Plot Conflict Climax Denouement/Resolution Point of View Mood Theme Symbols
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It is the voice of the story as to how it was told
point of view
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This refers to the atmosphere and tone of the story
mood
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It pertains to the main idea and the universal truth in the story
theme
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It refers to the imageries used in the story that signify something
symbols
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a form of literary writing that dictates facts, accuracy, and truthfulness that remains compelling
creative non-fiction
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types of creative nonfiction
Biography Autobiography News Anecdote Essay
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is a life story of a person written by someone else
biography
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is an account of the author’s own life written by himself
autobigraphy
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refers to substantial and significant information about recent happenings.
news
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s an interesting and amusing detailed write-up about a real life incident that took place
anecdote
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is a brief form of writing that interprets a specific topic or subject matter
essay
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is a combination of three platforms: online website, movie/video, and book not a digital version of any printed literature. It is established digitally that once removed online, its whole beauty and essence disappear.
digi-fiction
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is said to be first created by Justin Hall in 1994, the Links.net is an informative webpage presenting random topics. It is likely an online journal of a writer. This literary genre is a platform for writers to share inputs regarding a certain subject. It follows a reverse chronological order where the latest post comes first on the website.
blog
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is a term used for all published comic books originated from Japan. It conforms to artistic and storytelling style of writing. it is read from right to left.
manga
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is a narrative work made up of comic content. The story is delivered using combination of texts and images a complete story presented as a book
graphic novel
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is a literary genre that is composed of almost 50% illustrations and images. In order to fully understand the whole picture of the story, the reader must interpret the images
illustrated novel
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is the idea in which the writer and reader connect on an issue presented in the text. It determines whether the reader understands the idea of the author or not
context
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three types of context
biographical context or authorial context linguistic context socio-cultural context
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refers to the context within the discourse, that is, the relationship between words, phrases, sentences and even paragraphs
linguistic context
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The idea of a text that refers to how the culture and society affect the literary work It involves analyzing how the writer leads his reader’s awareness to social, physical, political and cultural issues. This context helps the reader’s understanding of culture and society
socio-cultural context