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The module on literary analysis aims to enhance students' abilities to read, understand, and critically evaluate literature, focusing on essential concepts such as poetic devices, narrative structures, and thematic exploration in both prose and poetry. Various literary techniques employed by authors are dissected, preparing students for comprehensive literary analysis. The chapter emphasizes the significance of context, character development, and themes in both poems and short stories, as well as the exploration of Shakespeare's works.
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Term: Poetic Devices
Definition: Techniques such as imagery, alliteration, and symbolism that poets use to convey deeper meanings and emotional resonance in their works.
Term: Characterization
Definition: The method used by authors to create and develop characters through traits, dialogues, and actions, revealing their personalities and motivations.
Term: Theme
Definition: The central message or underlying idea in a literary work, which is developed through various elements such as plot, characters, and conflicts.
Term: Dramatic Irony
Definition: A situation where the audience is aware of something that the characters are not, enhancing tension and engagement.