lit.stud
poetry/drama
poetry/drama
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| Flashcards | 20 |
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| Language | English |
| Category | English |
| Level | Other |
| Created / Updated | 04.11.2017 / 04.11.2017 |
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key aspects of analyzing poetry.
- communicative Situation
- topic
- rhetorical form
- poetic form
A) cummunicative situation
- external: what does the title tell us about the poem?
- who speaks to whom?
- persona or voice?
- explicit or implicit subjectivity?
-adressee?
B) topic
- What are the situation and the subject matter?
- how is the topic developed? ( impression, reflection, similarity, contrast, variation )
- which concepts structure the meaning? ( love/hate, life/death, nature/culture, self/other.. )
C) rhetorical form (1)
which tropes are used and how do they convey meaning?
- simile
- metaphor
- conceit
- metonymy
- litotes
- euphemism
- synecdoche
- personification
- symbol
- allegory
- hyperbole
- irony
C) rhetorical form (2)
Which shemes are used and how do they convey meaning?
- parallelism
- chiasm
- inversion
- araphora
- oxymoron
- epiphora
- repitition
- ellipsis
- antithesis
D) poetic form (1)
metre or free verse?
-kind and number of feet
- iambic
-trochaic
-anapestic
-dactylic
D) poetic form (2)
What is the rhythm and how does it relate to metre, syntax and its content?
- major and minor stesses
- end-stopped-lines
- run-on-lines
- caesuras
- sprung rhythm
which phonological features fulfill which functions?
-do traditional forms of stanzas order the content?
-does the poem follow or transfer a traditional type or create a form of its own?
Model of narrative communication:
nonfictional communication: author---> reader
implied fictional communication: implied author---> implied reader
fictional discourse: narrator---> narratee
fictional story: character---> character
Types of narrators:
first person = Ich erzähler
authorical narrator = allwissender Erzähler
figural narrative = personale Erzählsituation
covert narrator = verborgener Erzähler
overt narrator = expliziter Erzähler ( Stellt sich for und leitet den Leser )
homodietgetic narrator = homodiegetische Erzähler
heterodiegetic narrator= heterodiegetischer Erzähler
autodiegetic narrator = Ich-Erzähler
embedded narrator = Binnenerzählung ( intradiegetic )
frame narrator = Rahmenerzählung ( extradiegetic )
Reimschemata:
couplets rhyme (aabb)
tercets (aaa)
terza rima (aba bcn cdc..)
cross rhyme (quatrain)
weaker form of quatrain
octosllabic quatrain (abab cdcd)
rhyme royal (ababbcc)
chain rhyme
eye rhyme (look like they would rhyme but don´t)
identical rhyme (same word)
imagery
to signefy all objects and qualities of sense perception
imagism
free verse, representation of clear and precise visuals
imitation
defining nature of litrature / indicate the relation of literary work
(aristoteles - a representing of human actions
prosody
studys of the rhyhmic structure of prose and verse
meter
phonological feature
(stess, pitch, lenght
metre
x:betont /:unbetont
iambic (x / )
trochaic ( / x )
spondaic (
anapestic (x x /)
dactylic (/ x x)
metre2 special forms:
iambic pentameter (5 iambs 10 syllables)
trochaic tetrameter (4 trochees 8 syllables)
anapest trimeter (3anapest 9syllables)
dactylic hexameter (6 dactyls 17 syllables 1 dactyl replaced by a trochee)
concatenation=?
Verkettung
Elision=?
Zusammenziehen, weglassen von Silben
