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is a formal and extensive exploration of a subject. It involves the systematic organization of ideas, in spoken or written form.

• Discourse

• Experimentation
• Analysis
• Research

is generally focused on creative works such as poetry, short stories, novels, plays, and even nonfiction.

• Literary Discourse

• Literary

• Literature

• Research

The __________ for literary discourse is broad, encompassing readers who seek enjoyment, emotional connection, and exploration of the human condition.

• audience
• viewers
• crowd
• spectators

Literary discourse often uses storytelling techniques like character development, plot structure, and narrative voice to engage the reader.

• devices

• audience

• description

• discourse

is the language and concepts used when communicating ideas between academics in academia.

• Educational dialect
• Academic discourse

• Scholarly terminology
• Academic jargon

PURPOSES OF A DISCOURSE: This purpose is prevalent in academic writing, news reports, instructional texts, and educational content where the primary goal is to provide the audience with accurate and reliable information.

• To Inform

• To Persuade

• To Entertain

• To Express

PURPOSES OF A DISCOURSE: This purpose is often seen in persuasive essays, advertisements, political speeches, and editorials, where the writer or speaker seeks to influence the audience's beliefs, attitudes, or actions.

• To Inform

• To Persuade

• To Entertain

• To Express

PURPOSES OF A DISCOURSE: Discourse can be crafted for the purpose of entertainment, enjoyment, or amusement. Literary works serve the purpose of entertainment by captivating the audience and evoking emotions.

• To Inform

• To Persuade

• To Entertain

• To Express

PURPOSES OF A DISCOURSE: Sometimes, discourse is used as a means of self-expression or personal reflection. Writers, poets, and artists use this form to convey their thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

• To Inform

• To Persuade

• To Entertain

• To Express

TYPES OF DISCOURSES: ________ is a type of communication that is used to explain, inform, or describe a topic or issue.

• Expository Discourse

• Descriptive Discourse

• Narrative Discourse

• Argumentative Discourse