Literary Analysis
The art movement that started after WWI that emphasized emotions, self-analysis, non-linear stories, and symbolism.
What is Modernism?
The place in which a story or piece of literature happens.
What is setting?
What is etymology?
An argument about a work of literature that expresses that writer's personal perspective, interpretation, judgement, and evaluation of that work of literature.
What is literary analysis?
The central, unifying idea of a piece of literature.
What is theme?
The problems or obstacles that the characters in a story face.
What is conflict?
What are prefixes and suffixes?
When an author uses imagery, figurative language, and more to help the reader make a clear picture in their mind of what's happening in the story.
What is characterization?
The literary element that describes the way an author writes and uses words.
What is author's style?
The idea or feeling a word gives you that adds to its definition.
What is connotation?
A way of thinking that emphasizes that the individual is responsible for creating their own meaning of life.
What is Existentialism?
The idea in literature that other things represent other things or ideas.
What is Symbolism?
The literal or primary meaning of a word.
What is denotation?