T2.2.Eng101 LiteratureAnalysis

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    Freewriting 

    • Given a topic

    •  Write for given time

    • Do not stop writing…if you get stuck, pick a word and just kee

     writing it until your next thought comes through

    • Read the poem on the next slide. What do you think that it is ab

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     Jabberwocky

    by Lewis Carroll

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     What are the key elements for analyz

    literature?• Plot

    • Character

    • Setting

    • Symbols

    • Irony

    •  Theme

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    Plot

    a series of events that moves literature • Do not merely repeat what happened

    •  What are the key events of the story? Do they unfold in conven

    fashions or deviate?

    Does the writer use foreshadowing or flashback? Why?• Is the plot believable and effective, or does it display weakness

    some sort? Does it include any unique features?

    • Is it similar to the plot of another story or some type of story?

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    Character

    •  What are the character’s most important features? Where in the

    literary work are these features revealed?

    • Do the characters undergo any changes? How and why do the

    occur?

    •  Are the characters believable, true to life? If not, why?

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    Setting

    •  What are the setting’s key features?

    • How does setting create a mood, reveal a character, serve as a s

    or reinforce the literary work’s point?

    In what ways does the setting support or interfere with the liter work?

    • Does the setting seem realistic? Why or why not?

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    Symbol

    •  What symbols are used, and where do they appear?

    •  Are the symbols private or conventional?

    •  What do the symbols mean?

    • Do any of the symbols undergo a change in meaning? If so, ho why?

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    Irony

    •  Where does irony occur?

    •  What does the irony accomplish?

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     Theme

    •  What are the themes of this work? Are they stated or unstated?

    •  Are any thematic weaknesses present? Explain.

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    How to find A peer-reviewed article in a scholarly journal

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     To access peer-reviewed articles from

    scholarly journals• go to www.ccac.edu/library

    • click Databases A to Z

    • Choose a database

    • type search term in box

    • Under Limit Results,

    • click box for Full Text

    • click box for Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals

    • Click search

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    For Thursday…

    • Find and read one peer-reviewed article from a scholarly journa

    “Jabberwocky”

    •  Apply your assigned literature elements to “Jabberwocky.” Be

     prepared to extensively discuss your findings with the class.

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     Apply your assigned literature elements to “Jabberwocky.” Be prepa

    extensively discuss your findings with the class.

    • Plot –  Aziz, David, Ashley B, Summer

    • Character – Robert, Ashley C, Danny, Tony

    • Setting – Corrine, Kaprielle, Zach, Naudya

    • Symbols – Brittany, Cody, Pauline, Mieah

    • Irony & Theme – Cambria, Cassandra, Daishawna, Kambria