Unit 4 Literary Focus Essays

Jul 17, 2012

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Unit 4 Literary Focus Essays

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Literary Analysis Essays

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Unit One Literary Focus Essays

Unit One Literary Focus Essays. Collection 1: Native American Oral Traditions Collection 2: American Narrative Tradition Collection 3: Political Writing. Collection 1 Literary Focus. Native American Oral Traditions. The Granger Collection, New York. Native American Oral Traditions.

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Thesis Statements for Literary Essays

Thesis Statements for Literary Essays. A thesis statement should. Include the name of the work and the author. Avoid starting with There is/are/was/were or It is/was. Typically appear at the end of the introduction. A thesis statement should. Be declarative (not a question).

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The Pedestrian— Literary Focus

The Pedestrian— Literary Focus. Plot Conflict Playing with time Setting Mood Theme. Plot. The sequence of related events that make a story hang together. Building Blocks of Plot. Exposition Rising Action Climax Resolution or denouement. Exposition.

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Literary Focus: Theme

Unit 4. Literary Focus: Theme. What is theme?. Theme is the general idea or insight about life that a work of literature reveals. Theme is a “ special message ” that a reader takes away from a story.

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Beowulf Literary Unit

The focus of this presentation!. Beowulf Literary Unit. Two Texts We ’ ll Study: 1. Epic Poem- Beowulf Poet- unknown Anglo-Saxon 2. Elegy- “ The Seafarer ” Poet- unknown Anglo-Saxon _____________________________________ *Let’s Meet our Translator, Dr. Burton Raffel.

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Literary Device Focus: Symbols

Literary Device Focus: Symbols. Tuesday, January 25, 2011. Today, I will identify and analyze how figurative language adds meaning to the text by writing my analysis of the different levels of symbols from Lord of the Flies . . Symbol .

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Focus Areas for the Student Essays

Focus Areas for the Student Essays. Who/That – There’s a difference!. Who : Refers to people, humans, individuals That : Refers to objects, things, groups, places. There is not one person that can be trusted. Julia is the girl that Winston initially despises .

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Unit One Reading Focus Essays

Unit One Reading Focus Essays. Collection 1: Paraphrasing Collection 2: Analyzing Style: Key Details. Collection 1 Reading Focus. Paraphrasing An efficient way of checking your own understanding of what you are reading is to paraphrase, or put into your own words, what you’ve read.

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Literary Analysis Essays

Literary Analysis Essays . Odysseus is an EPIC hero! He’s holding on till the end of the night. He’s gotta be strong, He’s gotta be fast, He’s gotta be larger than life!. Your Splendid Introduction. 3 Key Parts An OPENING to capture the reader’s attention

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Collection 2 Literary Focus

Collection 2 Literary Focus. American Narrative Tradition. American Narrative Tradition. A narrative is nothing more than a story—but good stories are central to most enduring literature. When you read narratives, look for. Who is telling the story

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Unit 2 Literary Focus Essays

Unit 2 Literary Focus Essays. Collection 4: American Romanticism Collection 5: Gothic Fiction. Collection 4: American Romanticism. Characteristics of American Romanticism. Affirmation of feeling and intuition over reason

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ELTM Unit 4 Focus on Listening

ELTM Unit 4 Focus on Listening. Presented By: Jia Lin (Dana). Unit 4 Objectives. Think about what listening involves in real life and how to train those skills in ELT. Identify major listening skills and design exercises to train them. Learn how to select suitable materials.

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Unit 2. Descriptive Essays

Unit 2. Descriptive Essays. Review. What is a descriptive essay? Use words to describe details about how a subject looks, sounds, smells, tastes, or feels. Make the reader feel as if he/she is present in the scene. What to write about?

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Unit 2 Reading Focus Essays

Unit 2 Reading Focus Essays. Collection 4: Making Generalizations Collection 5: Strategies for Understanding. Making Generalizations. When you attend a football game or shop at the mall. . . . you usually observe the people around you. You look at their clothes and notice their behavior.

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Introducing the Poem Literary Focus: Metaphor Literary Focus: Literary Perspectives

Here Follow Some Verses upon the Burning of Our House, July 10, 1666 by Anne Bradstreet. Feature Menu. Introducing the Poem Literary Focus: Metaphor Literary Focus: Literary Perspectives Reading Focus: Analyzing Text Structures: Inversion Writing Focus: Think as a Reader/Writer.

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Introducing the Selection Literary Focus: Metaphor Literary Focus: Literary Perspectives

from Walden, or Life in the Woods by Henry David Thoreau. Feature Menu. Introducing the Selection Literary Focus: Metaphor Literary Focus: Literary Perspectives Reading Focus: Making Generalizations About a Writer’s Beliefs Writing Focus: Think as a Reader/Writer.

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Collection 4: Literary Focus

Collection 4: Literary Focus. Characteristics of Shakespeare’s Sonnets and Plays. Reflect influences from mythology and ancient history Primarily use iambic pentameter Display an immense range of human emotions Represent cornerstones of centuries of English literature.

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Unit 4 Literary Focus Essays

Unit 4 Literary Focus Essays. Collection 7: Themes of Romantic Poetry Collection 8: Forms of Romantic Poetry. Collection 7: Themes of Romantic Poetry. Influences on Romantic Poetry.

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Unit One Literary Focus Essays

Unit One Literary Focus Essays. Collection 1: The Epic Tradition Collection 2: Medieval Narrative. The Epic Tradition. Characteristics of an Epic:. Incredible plot, involving large-scale events Mix of myth, legend, and history that often includes gods and goddesses as characters

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Unit 2. Descriptive Essays

Unit 2. Descriptive Essays. Part 1. What is Descriptive Essay?. Describe (v.) to give an account or representation of in words Descriptive (adj.) serving to describe or inform or characterized by description

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Unit 4. Opinion Essays

Unit 4. Opinion Essays. Part 2. Review. Opinion essay is an essay which presents the author’s point of view on a particular subject supported by reasons and examples. The purpose is to convince the reader on a controversial issue. Introduction

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