Analysis 1

Question 1

Introduction

Answer 1

In the following, I’m going to analyze the newspaper article “..” published in magazine/newspaper on (date). The article written by .. deals with…

Question 2

Fictional

Answer 2

written on basis of fantasies

described world, situations + persons are mostly fictitious

Question 3

Erzähler selbst erzählt Geschichte (ich), begrenzte Erzählweise (Leser erfährt nur was Erzähler erlebt)

Answer 3

First-person narrator – ich

narrative perspective attracts reader more into storyline because personal experiences + secrets are shared with him

Question 4

Erzähler unbeteiligt, 3. Person (er, sie), meistens allwissender Erzähler (omniscient narrator), einerseits von Szene zu Szene springt, andererseits genau weiß, was in Hauptperson (+ weiteren Charakteren) vorgeht

Answer 4

Third-person narrator – er/sie

Question 5

Schluss

Answer 5

anfängliche Vermutung bestätigt?
offene Fragen?
eigene Meinung

Question 6

sentences to stylistic devices

Answer 6

• author uses metaphorical language
• stylistic device enhances/underscores arguments of text
• usage of stylistic devices establish..

Question 7

non-fictional

Answer 7

deal w/ real world

include schoolbooks, cookbooks, reference books

Question 8

Outline views

Answer 8

1. character (job, age)
2. what Happens (explains his view of himself + of..)
3. He explains that HIS VIEWS

Question 9

Analyze his Autor presents views

Answer 9

In order to keep reader interested/entertained as well as to support his opinion, Autor uses various stylistic devices + communicative strategies.

When Autor refers to advantages of.., also makes use of DEVICE.

By addressing readers directly (l.) + using personal pronouns like “you” + “we” he includes them into his vision of TOPIC.

This not only refers to the fact that … but can also be understood metaphorically: ..

Question 10

Analyze how character is presented by language + narrative techniques

Answer 10

Character is presented by various means of language + narrative techniques.

Reader gets (hardly) insight into character as narrator’s point of view is mainly (hers), particularly when .. (ll.) w/ Syntax of direct speech + pronouns of (reported) speech.

What’s written (ll.), enhanced by DEVICE.
> refer to title

Description of .. is emphasized by DEVICE (ll).