'Southern gothic' presentation slideshows

324 views • 32 slides

Activator

562 views • 31 slides

A ROSE FOR EMILY

465 views • 27 slides

603 views • 23 slides

The (Southern) Gothic

326 views • 20 slides

A Rose for Emily William Faulkner

188 views • 17 slides

Romanticism Transcendentalism Anti-Transcendentalism

Romanticism Transcendentalism Anti-Transcendentalism. Romanticism. Time Period: early to mid 1800s Brought about as a reaction of the Age of Reason and the strict doctrines of Puritanism ( ?) A time when the natural world was glorified. Major Themes. Importance of the individual

595 views • 15 slides

Characteristics of Gothic Literature

168 views • 15 slides

Southern Gothic

Southern Gothic. By: Parker, Peyton, Kate, and Caroline. Introduction.

311 views • 14 slides

Southern Gothicism By Stephanie Mosnik

390 views • 13 slides

Southern Gothic

Southern Gothic. in American Literature Laurie Miller. Basic Definition.

276 views • 13 slides

Southern Gothic

Southern Gothic. in American Literature Laurie Miller. Background. Sub-genre of the Gothic style Popular in Europe in 1800s Frankenstein by Mary Shelley Dracula by Bram Stoker Unique to American literature relies on supernatural, ironic or unusual events to guide the plot

180 views • 13 slides

Southern Gothic

Southern Gothic. The America South. Writers use details about Lonely plantations Aging Southern belles Dusty downtowns Dilapidated slave quarters Spanish moss and Southern charm To bring to life their slice of history. Characteristics. Off-kilter characters (not right in the head)

326 views • 12 slides

Southern Gothic

Southern Gothic. American Literature. Background. Sub-genre of the Gothic Romance genre - unique to American literature relies on supernatural, ironic, or unusual events to guide the plot uses these to explore social issues and reveal the cultural character of the American South.

235 views • 12 slides

A Rose for Emily

A Rose for Emily . By William Faulkner . Southern Gothic: A Definition. Southern Gothic Literature is a sub-genre of gothic literature (think Poe!) focusing on character, social and moral shortcomings in the American south; it reached its height between 1940-1960s.

432 views • 11 slides

1.21k views • 9 slides

Vocabulary

210 views • 9 slides

Everything That Rises Must Converge

1.45k views • 9 slides

To Kill A Mockingbird

83 views • 8 slides

American Lit

266 views • 7 slides