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TSL3102 – TUTORIAL Tutorial | (1) Discuss the importance of literary theory for readers (2) Refer to a short story you studied in ES. Analyse the story making use of one of the literary theories discussed in the lecture.Group – jacy,aisah.hajar | (1) Refer to a short story you studied in ES. Analyse the story making use of one of the literary theories discussed in the lecture.Group – sai,yana,hanin | Analysing and applying theory (1) In “Hills Like Elephants”, the couple discuss an issue that relates to social (moral, religious, legal) issues. How are the views of the characters presented? How does the writer evoke social / post- modern views?Group – wei,fang,ecah | Analysing and applying theory (1) In “A Little Place off the Edgware Road”, how does the writer present the main character? How does this help the reader form an opinion? Group – jiha,sue,ann | Analysing and applying theory (1) How is symbolism used in Desai’s short story? To what purpose?Group – mary,shalu,wani | Analysing and applying theory (1) How is “Shame” a social and cultural commentary?Group – shasi,baba,wan | Critical Analysis (lyrical and ballad poem) * Features * Structure * Rhythm & rhyme * Language use * ThemesGroup – ein,muni,shai | Critical Analysis (sonnets and epic poem) * Features * Structures * Rhythm & rhyme * Language use * ThemesGroup – rai,aini,beh | Critical Analysis (haiku and limerick poem) * Features * Structures * Rhythm & rhyme * Language use * ThemesComposing Haiku & LimericksGroup – azam,farhan,fadhli | Coffin Analyse and discuss the ideas on education / family in the play and how it relates to social structure.Group – anis,farhana,dieba | Coffin Analyse how characters are developed to enhance plot and theme.Group – bimal,kalai,aina | Coffin Analyse how historical events are dealt with in the play. Group – farah,zai | Coffin Relate the treatment of historical events in the play to

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