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Literary Frameworks for Langlit

The more of these terms you can use accurately, the better chance you have of a decent grade.

 

Theme: Message(s) Meaning(s)

Theme:
 Message(s)
 Meaning(s)
Voice/Character: Narrative voice 1st/2nd/3rd person narration Direct/indirect address, synthetic personalisation Attitudes of characters and of voice

 Voice/Character:
 Narrative voice
 1st/2nd/3rd person narration
 Direct/indirect address, synthetic personalisation
 Attitudes of characters and of voice
Form: Poetic form - e.g. ballad, ode etc) Caesurae & enjambement Rhyme scheme Context - audience & purpose Genre - novel, broadsheet feature, leaflet etc

 Form:
 Poetic form - e.g. ballad, ode etc)
 Caesurae & enjambement
 Rhyme scheme
 Context - audience & purpose
 Genre - novel, broadsheet feature, leaflet etc
Imagery: Figurative language Sense imagery Metaphor/simile Personification Symbolism

 Imagery:
 Figurative language
 Sense imagery
 Metaphor/simile
 Personification
 Symbolism

Although these are the ‘literary’ framework headings, they do not only apply to literary texts, nor do they only include literary features.