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Mastering Literary Analysis: Essential Concepts Explained

Dive deep into the world of literature analysis with this comprehensive guide. Learn how to elaborate on text details, distinguish key elements, evaluate evidence, and interpret themes with clarity. Uncover story elements and figurative language to enhance your understanding of literary works.

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Mastering Literary Analysis: Essential Concepts Explained

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  1. Word of the Week!

  2. Elaborate - Verb: To add details, to expand.

  3. Argument - Noun: A discussion involving a different point of view.

  4. focus - Noun: A central point as of attraction, attention or activity.

  5. structure - Noun: The relationship or organization of the parts of a work of literature.

  6. distinguish - Verb: To know or show that there is a difference between certain things.

  7. Interpret - Verb: to give or provide the meaning of; explain; .

  8. Audience - Noun: the persons reached by a book. .

  9. Centralidea- Noun: The unifying element of a text – “what the main focus of the text is. .

  10. evaluate- Verb: . to judge or determine the significance .

  11. convey- Verb: to communicate;make known .

  12. analyze- Verb: to examine carefully and in detail so as to identify causes, key factors, possible results, etc.

  13. Evidence- Noun: something that makes plain or clear. Ex.- Site text evidence to support your answer. .

  14. Story elements- Noun: parts of a story: character, setting, plot, theme, point of view. . Ex.- How do recognizing story elements help you understand the story?. .

  15. Theme- Noun:the main subject or idea of something. . Ex.- What is the theme of the story?. .

  16. Figurativelanguage Noun: Language that cannot be taken literally since it is written to create a special feeling or effect. Idioms, similes, metaphors, personification, alliteration .

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