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lit reading - LITERARY STANDARDS Flashcards

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Appeals to our sense of beauty

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Artistry

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It should stimulate your thought
It should make you think and analyze

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Intellectual Value

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It uplift your faith in God
It should help you realize that there is a God that created everything.

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Spiritual Value

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It refers to the emotional value
It should move you
It should make you feel something

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Suggestiveness

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It is timeless and timely
Applicable now, yesterday, and tomorrow
Always important and applicable

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Permanence

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It cuts across gender, nationality, and race.
A theme that everyone can relate to and understand.

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Universality

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This is author-based
How the author writes or wrote the piece.

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Style

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AISSPUS

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Aiza Is Sad Seeing Paolo Uttering Something

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2 TYPES OF Genres:

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literary and factual

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literature is divided into 2 genres:

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prose and poetry

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not metrical, no measurement.

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Prose:

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has lines, verses, imagery, measurements

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Poetry:

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types of factual texts

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procedure (steps)
explanation (reason)
exposition (hidden or unknown)
recount (recall the past)
information report (the now, news)

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3 classifications of poetry:

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Narrative, Lyric, and Dramatic

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A storytelling poetry
It should tell a story

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NARRATIVE POETRY

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  • Long narrative poem set against the distant past relating the exploits of a semi-legendary hero.
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Epic

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  • long rambling story in verse characteristics of the middle ages.
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Metrical Romance

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  • Story-telling verse meant to be sung. Not all love stories are ballads.
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Ballad

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Two types of ballad:

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folk, literary

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ballad that is song of the unlettered folk

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folk

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21
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ballad that are songs written by literay people

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literary

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  • It is to poetry while the short story is to prose. A narration but it has lines. Poetry but story
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Metrical Tale

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Derives its name from the musical instrument lyre, played by wandering minstrels, and is primarily intended to be sung.

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LYRIC POETRY

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  • most majestic lyric type and expresses enthusiasm, lofty praise, or homage for a person or object. It is to glorify something.
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Ode

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  • voices the author’s personal grief for a loved one, or loss affecting the public or simply a meditation about death.
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Elegy

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  • distinguished by its 14 iambic pentameter lines
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Sonnet

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is made up of two sections, grouped by different rhyming sounds

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The italian sonnet

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The first 8 lines is called the — and has the rhyme scheme: a b b a a b b a

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octave

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The last 6 lines are known as the —- and can have 2 or 3 rhyming sounds which can be arranged in a number of ways

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sestet

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In the italian sonnet, the change occurs with the beginning of line 9 which is called the —.

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volta or turn.

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consists of 3 quatrains of alternating rhyme scheme and closes with a rhyming couplet (2): a b a b/ c d c d/ e f e f/ g g

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english sonnet

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  • are short poems meant to be sung, which are either secular, sacred, anthems, oratories, or hymns.
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Songs

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  • lyrical poem that does not belong to other types of lyric. Does not have a story
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Simple lyric

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36
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Poetic form used to set forth life and character by means of speech and action.

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→ DRAMATIC POETRY

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TYPES OF Poetic plays

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COMEDY, TRAGEDY, DRAMATIC HISTORY

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(protagonist succeeds over the travails of his plight)

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COMEDY

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(protagonists emerges as the loser in the end)

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tragedy

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(exaggerated, excessive, and plot situations are more important than the plot).

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dramatic history, farce and melodrama

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  • is related more to the opera than to drama, characterized by a splendid setting, elaborate costumes, makeup, music, and tableaux
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Masque

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  • Only has one speaker and is adopted for small and nonregular products
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Dramatic Monologue

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Uses ordinary and personal language, sentences and paragraphs and is more direct and intimate to the reader. Tuloy tuloy lang.

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PROSE

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  • 3-act or 1-act play. Like typical plays we see.
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Modern drama

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  • presents in prose form the author’s thoughts, feelings, and observations on some phases of life that are of interest.
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Essay

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  • prose narratives that employ creativity and imagination. Prose ang pagkasulat but it is fiction
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Prose fiction

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  • long implied comparison between unlike things. Characters are more symbols than personages.
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Prose Allegory

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  • metrical romance in prose form
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Prose Romance

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  • a three element prose narrative: setting, plot, and characters
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Novel

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  • a short novel with a simpler plot and fewer characters
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Novelette

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  • one unit of place, time, and action prose
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Short Story

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  • fictionalized story of human life as it presents the highlights and struggles. It could be someone writing or yourself writing
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Biography and Autobiography

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  • life accounts as they are lived from day to day, separated by dates.
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letters, diaries, and journals

54
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This is where literature developed themes

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Romanticism
Realism
Naturalism

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