How to Read Literature like a Professor

What chapters did you learning about ?

• 13,14&15

• One Story,Marked for Greatness,He's Blind for a Reason, You Know & It's Never Just Heart Disease...

• Geography Matters..., If She Comes Up, It's Baptism

• 20, 24 & 21

"Marked for Greatness" examples

• Alice in the Wonderland

• Scar from Lion King

• Harry Potter , Quasimodo & Oedipus rex

• Amputated leg

What is an archetype?

• sort of "pattern" It can present itself in any form

• prototype

• female leading character

• repetition in a story

Which best explain Chapter 22 ?

• Many authors use physical aberrations to there advantage to help explain a character.

• intertextuality is that everything is connected.

• The one story in this book relates to human corruption and redemption.

• Author includes things such as blindness to explain other levels of sight and blindness, other than it being physical.

The importance of intertextuality?

• duality in movies

• Doesn't relate

• That everything is connected and flows

• The importance of self worth

Chapter 21 in the past people usually thought .....

• Mirror mirror on the wall who's the fairest of them all

• physical aberrations were associated with moral shortcomings.... and the more beautiful a person was, the closer they were thought to be to God

• Deformities aren’t symbolic

• What matters is whats on the inside.

What are some examples from One Story ?

• Hamlet and Paton's Novel

• starwars

• The lion king

• the Bible

What is heart disease actually used as ?

• Hyperbole

• Personification

• simile

• metaphor

what is heart disease taken as in literature ?

• a symbol of power

• Death

• mourning

• weakness