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    Forms of Literature

    Today, we are going to:


    Explore the meaning of forms of
    literature.
    Identify the various forms of
    literature.
    Key aspects of forms of
    literature.
    refers to the various categories or types
    of literary works that share common
    features in terms of structure, style,
    content, or purpose.
    Key Aspects of Forms of
    Literature
    Structure
    This involves the organization of a literary
    work, including its length, narrative
    techniques, and format. For example, novels,
    short stories, and essays have different
    structural elements.
    Style
    The manner in which a writer
    expresses ideas, including their
    choice of language, tone, and
    voice.
    Content
    The subject matter or themes that a
    literary work explores.
    Purpose
    The intended effect or function of the
    literary work, whether to entertain, inform,
    persuade, or provoke thought.
    Various forms of
    Lierature
    The ordinary form of written
    Prose language.
    the type of book or story that is
    written about imaginary characters

    Fiction and events and does not describe real


    people or deal with facts, or a false
    report or statement that you pretend
    is true.
    writing or cinema that
    is about facts and real
    Non-Fiction events.
    Plays, which are written to be
    performed and often explore
    conflicts through dialogue
    Drama and action.
    Works like sonnets and
    haikus, focusing on
    Poetry rhythm, sound, and
    compact language.
    Folktales and myths, which
    are traditionally passed
    down through speech
    Oral Literature rather than writing.
    will combine two traditional
    forms into a single or
    blended form, such as prose
    Hybrid poetry, lyric essays,
    intermedia and so on.
    refers to the works of
    fiction that are written in
    Epistolary Literature the form of letters or
    other documents.
    use of different elements
    such as irony, sarcasm,
    humor and ridicule to
    Satire criticize or mock the foolish
    behavior of others.
    a genre of writing that combines factual
    information with literary techniques to
    present real people, places, and events in a
    Creative Non- compelling manner. I

    fiction
    describes a world outside of
    our own - it does not try to
    imitate real life but rather to
    Speculative Fiction create another world where
    future possible versions of
    life are explored.
    includes stories, books,
    magazines, and poems that
    Children literature are created for children.
    typically written for readers
    aged 12 to 18 and includes
    most of the themes found in
    Young Adult literature adult fiction, such as
    friendship, substance abuse,
    alcoholism, and sexuality.
    Why is it important to study the
    different forms of literature?
    Thank you for listening!

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