21ST Cent
21ST Cent
21ST Cent
POETRY- an imaginative awareness of convey what they want to impart to the reader,
experience being expressed through meaning, such as Flashback
sound, and rhythmic language choices to
FLASHBACK- the events have taken place
evoke an emotional response.
before the present time the narration is
NON-FICTION- literature created from the
following.
imagination, not presented as fact, though it
may be based on a true story or situation. FORESHADOWING- literary device that
writers utilize as a means to indicate or hint to
CONTEXT- originates from the notion of
readers something that is to follow or appear
weaving together. It is defined as the
later in a story
circumstances that form the setting of events,
statements, or ideas and in the way of which it BASICS OF POETRY WRITING
can be fully understood and assessed.
Poetry (derived from the Greek word poiesis,
WRITER’S CONTEXT- knowing about the “making”) is a form of literature that uses
writer's life, values, assumptions, gender, race, aesthetic and often rhythmic qualities of
sexual orientation, and the political and language – such as phonaesthetics, sound
economic issues related to the author symbolism, and metre – to evoke meanings in
addition to, or in place of, the prosaic
READER’S CONTEXT- is about the reader's
ostensible meaning.
previous reading experience, values,
assumptions, political and economic issues So ang poetry, may iba’t ibang klase at uri lalo
na ngayong mas marami na ang nahihilig dito.
TEXT’S CONTEXT- is about its publishing
Isa na rito ang Shape Poetry
history. It is part of the larger text such as
newspaper, history, events, translated in it In writing poems, I have seven basic rules
SOCIAL CONTEXT AND SOCIO- 1. Use your senses.
CULTURAL- a text feature the society in
which the characters live and in which the 2. Engage in wordplay
author's text was produced 3. Never force rhyming
STRUCTURE OF POEM- refers to words that 4. Try to find inspiration in the weirdest things
are put together or arranged such that they 5. Have meaning
make sense.
6. Show. Don’t tell.
IMAGERY- creating a picture in the reader's
mind by using words that appeal to the senses. 7. Know the rules…and break them.
TYPES OF IMAGERY ACCORDING TO THINK
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VISUAL IMAGERY- creating a picture in the
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reader'smind by using words that appeal to the
senses.
AUDITORY IMAGERY- produced by the use
of words that appeal to the sense of hearing
KINESTHETIC IMAGERY- produced by the
use of words that appeal to the actions and
movement.
LITERARY TECHNIQUES are methods the
author or writer of a literary piece used to
21ST CENTURY LITERATURE