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    ENG1501/101/3/2013 Tutorial letter 101/3/2013 Department of English Studies ENG1501 Foundations in English Literary Studies Semesters 1 & 2 IMPORTANT INFORMATION: This tutorial letter contains important information about your module. CONTENTS Page 1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................ 3 2 PURPOSE OF AND OUTCOMES FOR THE MODULE ........................................

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    Orphan Stories

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    prominent figures in literature. Orphan figures have prevailed in the literary arena for centuries‚ from ancient poetry‚ folktales‚ and myths to modern day novels. This constant recurrence of the orphan figure in literature emphasizes the need to understand the significance attached to it. However‚ according to the editors of Bastardy and its Comparative History literatures great interest on the orphan figure is poorly reflected in literary criticism. It is further stated that if at all criticism on the

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    divide by literary devices (from least to most complex/important) (The remainder of these instructions pre-suppose the choice of D-3 above as an organizational device. If using D-1 or D-2‚ follow classic formal essay structure.) II. Explain how Literary Device #1 contributes to the Big Picture (C above). A. Cite as many examples of the device as possible‚ embedding your quotations into sentences clearly explaining authorial intentions. B. Comment on the effect of the literary device

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    Romantic prose Romantic poetry seems to have exercised an equal and similar but not exactly identical transforming power upon verse and close. Essays and literary criticism and philosophical treatises and historical writings are found bear that new sprit. Of course‚ essay writing is not an invention of romantic age. It is originated in the hands of Francis bacon in the Elizabethan age. A familiar essay contains much of the personal self of the essayist who is quit secretive and confidential to his

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    Mikhail M. Bakhtin

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    the critic include: 1). According to Wikipedia: Bakhtin was a Russian philosopher‚ literary critic‚ semiotician‚ and scholar who worked on literary theory‚ ethics‚ and the philosopher of language (n.p). 2). According to Biography.com: In 1929 he was exiled from Vitsyebsk to Kazakhstan. Known for Problems of Dostoevsky ’s Poetics‚ his ideas influenced Western thinking in cultural history‚ linguistics‚ literary theory‚ and aesthetics (n.p). 3). Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy: The Bakhtin

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    Macbeth

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    protagonist of Arthur Millers The Crucible is not an individual but the town of Salem. The thesis of a literary essay makes an assertion (an opinion-based interpretive statement) about the topic of the essay. NOT The Crucible is a great play. BUT The greatness of The Crucible lies in its incisive exploration of the forces that combine to destroy a community. The thesis of a literary essay is debatable rather than factual NOT The Crucible is a play about the Salem witchcraft trials. BUT

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    culture of African American quilting is approximately as old as the United States of America. Alice Walker‚ the author of Everyday Use‚ contributes quilting to the story‚ and adds important symbolism and meaning to the story and the plot. In the literary selection‚ Everyday Use‚ Alice Walker highlights the story by the use of embellished style and a sense of realism‚ and the theme of heritage. The story‚ Everyday Use‚ is told by the perspective of Mama. She tells the story through the differences

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    Literary Analysis Stephanie Butler ENG 125 Introduction to Literature 1-12-15 There are many types of prejudice in our world‚ but in the two literary works “Country Lovers” by Nadine Gordimer and “What it’s like to be a black girl” by Patricia Smith‚ racism is the prejudice that the characters are battling with. Unfortunately racism is a global problem‚ but these stories discuss racism in America. These writers have used their ability to write to discuss these problems by short story and

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    important to first discuss what literary criticism is and what the difference between literary criticism and literary theory is. Literary criticism is concerned with the act of interpreting and studying literature. A literary critic evaluates the importance or value of a work of literature and also argues on behalf of an interpretation or understanding of the particular meaning(s) of literary texts. The job of a literary critic is to attempt and describe what literary texts mean in terms of their aesthetic

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    exaggeration and ridiculous antics. I am going to use the Formalist Approach of literary criticism to explain why the humor‚ well developed image and tone of the farce I’m Going‚ A Comedy of One Act spoke to me more than any of the other readings available during week one. The Formalist Approach is the most widely and commonly used methods of literary criticism. The formalist approach takes into account the literary tools that were used to create a story and in what manner that they were used to

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