PPT 2

• Prose

  • the most typical form of language, applying ordinary grammatical structure and natural flow of speech rather than rhythmic structure.
• Prose Fiction

  • form of any narrative or informative work that deals, in part or in whole, with information or events that are not fuctual, but rather, imaginary—that is, invented by the author
• Types of Fiction

  1. Fairytale
  2. Mythology
  3. Legend
  4. Novel
  5. Novelette
  6. Short story
  7. Fable
  8. Parable
  9. Allegory
• Non-fiction

  • is the form of any narrative, account, or other to be factual
• Forms of Literature

  1. Oral Literature
  2. Written Literature
  3. Visual Literature
• Oral Literature - Literature works transmitted from one generation to another verbally
• Written Literature

  • Literary works in printed forms
• Visual Literature

  • Literary works presented in front of am audience
• Types of Non-fiction

  1. Autobiography
  2. Biography
  3. Newspaper
  4. Magazine
  5. Journal
  6. Planner
  7. Anecdote
  8. Letter
  9. Diary
  10. Historical prose
  11. Scientific prose
  12. Satirical prose
  13. current publications
• Poetry - a form of literary art which uses the aesthetic qualities of language to evoke meanings in addition to, or in place, the prosaic ostensible meaning
• Types of Speech

  1. Talk
  2. Sermon
• talk - suggest informality and is applied either to an impromptu speech
• Sermon - a speech by clergy man intended to give religious or moral instruction
• Autobiography - life story of a person written by himself
• Biography - life story of a person written by another person
• Newspaper - collection of news articles
• Magazine - collection of articles
• Journal - daily record of personal events
• Planner - daily record of business commitments
• Anecdote - a brief revealing account of an individual person
• Letter - a written message which displays aspect of an author's psychological make-up
• Diary - daily written record or account of the writer's own experience
• Historical prose - prose dealing with historical events
• Scientific prose - prose from that deals with the subject of science
• Satirical prose - prose form that ridicules vices and follies of men
• Current publications - books magazine or newspaper that are commonly known or accepted or in general rules usage at the time specified or it unspecified at the present time.
• Under Poetry

  1. Narrative
  2. Lyric
  3. Drama
• Narrative - is a form of poetry which tells a story often making use of the voices of a narrator and characters as well the entire story is usually written in metered verse
• Lyric - is a general poetry that expresses personal and emotional feelings
• Drama - is the specific mode of fiction represented in performance
• types under narrative

  • epic
  • ballad
  • Idyll
  • metrical romance
• types under lyric

  • song
  • sonnet
  • ode
  • elegy
• types under drama

  • historical
  • comedy
  • tragedy
• setting - the setting of a piece of literature is the time and place in which the story takes place
• elements of settings

  • place
  • time
  • atmosphere
• elements under place

  • location
  • physical
• elements under time

  • day
  • history
  • era
• elements under atmosphere

  • weather
  • diction
  • tone
  • mood
  • feeling
• tone - refers to the author's attitude or manner of expression in a work of literature
• mood - the mood of a piece of literature is defined as the emotion or feeling that readers get from reading the words on a page