21st Century Literature

Cards (32)

  • Drama is also called play
  • Drama
    it is meant to be performed on a stage in front of a live audience.
  • Dran
    Greek word means "to do" or "to act"
  • Six Structural Elements of Drama
    • Plot
    • Cast of Characters
    • Script
    • Dialogue
    • Stage Direction
    • Theme
  • Plot
    it is the playwright's arrangement of events in the story
  • In Media Res
    It start at the middle or in the climax of the story.
  • Foreshadowing
    it gives an advance hint of what comes later in the story.
  • Gustav Freytag
    The inventor of 5 stages of Freytag's Pyramid
  • Exposition it is the start of the story.
  • Rising Action
    The series of conflicts and crises in the story led to the climax
  • Climax (Turning Point)

    in the most intense moment where the reader or audience wonders what will happen next.
  • Falling Action
    The events and complications begin to resolve themselves.
  • Resolution or Denouement
    The conclusion. The untangling of events in the story
  • Cast of Characters
    all the people who act in the play
  • Protagonist
    it is also know as Main Character
  • Antagonist
    A character that opposes the main character
  • Script
    is a piece of writing in the form of drama
  • Script
    it is the compilation of the dialogue between characters and stage direction
  • Stage Direction
    Instruction is written into a script of a play, indicating stage actions, movements of performers, or production requirements
  • Theme
    the central idea, topic, or point of a story, essay, or narrative is its theme
  • It is a idea that sparks when one is inspired to write.
    Concept
  • Conceptualization
    It is a process of forming a concept or an idea
  • Draft
    It is the preliminary and uncorrected version of the drama
  • Jean-Luc Godard
    according to him, "a story has a beginning, middle, and end, but not necessarily in that order".
  • Intertextuality
    This is a way of interpreting texts which focuses on the idea of texts' borrowing words and concepts from each other.
  • Self-critiquing
    Means you will evaluate your own work
  • Peer-critiquing
    is asking another person to read your work and give feedbacks
  • revision
    it is an act of reading and making changes through editing or modifying
  • Proofreading
    it is correcting minor errors that are made i your grammar and mechanics
  • Publishing
    It's a process of making drama available to the readers or audience
  • Self-publishing
    authors publishing his or her story through online
  • Publishing House
    This is the place when submitting the work you made.