21st q1 w3

It provides the socil, economic, political, and cultural forces affecting the literary text.

• biographical context

• socio-cultural context

• literary context

• linguistic context

This context recognizes the elements specific to a literary work as well as the devices that the writer uses in his work.

• biographical context

• socio-cultural context

• linguistic context

• literary context

It is an interpretive approach that emphasizes literary form and the study of literary devices “within” the text.

• Formalism

• Structuralism

• Literary Devices

• Literary Criticism

It deals about discovering the structures or rules that govern groups of literary works.

e.g. narrative elements (plot, character, conflict, setting, point of view); there are certain principles or structures that can be found in all novels, or other types of literature.

• Formalism

• Structuralism

• Literary Devices

• Literary Criticism

It is essentially an opinion, supported by evidence, relating to theme, style, setting or historical or political context. It also includes discussion of the work’s content and integrates your ideas with other insights gained from research.

• Formalism

• Structuralism

• Literary Devices

• Literary Criticism

The set of mutually supportive beliefs that define a person’s or society’s outlook on life or reality

• Values

• Norms

• Belief System

• Religion

A narrative of a person written by himself or herself

• Biography

• Autobiography

• Diary

• Personal Journal

What is the purpose of a biographical approach in literary analysis?

• To analyze the historical context of the author's life.

• To identify the main themes in the author's work.

• To determine the intended audience of the author's work.

• To gain a deeper understanding of the author's work.

The following are examples of figurative language EXCEPT

• Imagery

• Figures of Speech

• Phonetics

• Sensory Experience Writing

The atmosphere set by the writer of the text

• Mood

• Tone

• Theme

• Plot