Poetry
When the poem speaks directly to the audience using "You" or names an audience
Addressee
According to Tatum's theory, who has power and who does not?
Dominant and Subordinate, also accept Oppressed and Oppressor
What are three main literary features of play/script?
Dialogue, Stage Direction, Setting
The bad character and the good character in a story
Little easter eggs that indicate to the reader what may come in the future
Foreshadowing
A reference to an existing well-known figure, event, or place
Allusion
What is the latin colonial term for "empty land" used to justify European colonization
Terra Nullius
When there are unrealistic aspects embedded in a very realistic story
Specific dialogue, personality, or features that authors attribute to a character
Characterization
Jury decides
When two distinctly opposite images are placed against one another
Juxtaposition
Provide a paper 2 argument using two texts that responds to the prompt: How do literary texts comment on class structures and their affect on societies
Jury's Decision
A story that when told connects to related theme metaphorically.
Anecdote
A very typical example of a person/character
archetype
A story that is told within the story to develop meaning
Allegory
An intentional line break
Caesura
What is the literary theory of studying texts that attempt to be historical?
Historiographic Metafiction
What are three major literary features of graphic novel?
Graphic weight, Bleed, Emanata, Frame, Splash Panel, Gutter
A protagonist who is perfect in every way but one which causes their downfall
Tragic Hero
Something that doesn't quite fit the timeline that the story is set in
Anachronism
A distinct shift in the poem that indicates a theme shift
Volta
What is the theory where patriarchal structures are examined as oppressive?
Feminist Criticism
Provide a paper 2 analysis on how bildungsroman can be used to explore a cultural flaw.
Jury's decision
Provide a paper 2 thesis on how two texts comment on how character perspectives reveal hypocrisy in society.
Jury's decision
When the audience knows something the character does not
Dramatic Irony