Point of View Have out your stem list 9. Have out your pen and grading pen. Bring your literature book.
multiple choice quiz
Monday Schedule 1st Hour—10-10:40 2nd Hour—10:45-11:25 3rd Hour—11:30-12:10 Lunch—12:10-1:00 5th Hour—1:00-1:40 6th Hour—1:45-2:25 7th Hour—2:30-3:10
Point of View
“The Forty Thieves”
“The Forty Thieves” Omniscient View: fairy tale quality Purpose: to entertain (escape literature) Conflict: Man vs. Man Objectionable Elements: lying, stealing, greed, murder
Author’s Tone: sympathetic Theft goes unpunished. Ali Baba is presented as a noble character Morgiana is guilty of deceit and murder, yet she is the heroine. Theme: Craftiness is a quality that brings success.
Objectionable Elements in Literature A work of literature should treat evil in the same way it is treated in Scripture. If not, its content is not good.
3 Criteria 1. gratuitousness—Is the representation of evil purposeful or is it present for its own sake? (II Tim. 3:16-17) 2. explicitness—Is the representation of evil so graphic or realistic that it becomes a temptation? 3. moral tone—Is evil made to appear dangerous and repulsive? (Isa. 5:20)
“Vice must always disgust.” –Samuel Johnson
Stem List #9 quiz tomorrow
ine
nature of
ous
full of
fid
faith
tract
pull
graph
write
path
feeling
lat
side
theo
God
hexa
six
ambul
walk
phile
love
in
in or not
nomy
law
lith
rock
co
together
platy
flat
topo
place
hedron
sided object
sci
know
fract
break
-ar
relating to
fin
end
caco
bad
a
not
hetero
different
RESUME COVER LETTER *Due Next Friday *See Directions and Sample Paper on website. *Professional and Creative writing
RESUME COVER LETTER *Due Next Friday *See Directions and Sample Paper on website. *Professional and Creative writing
Point of View Have out your poem. Have out your pen and grading pen. Bring your literature book.
Stems List 9 Quiz 25 points
RESUME COVER LETTER *Due Next Friday *See Directions and Sample Paper on website. *Professional and Creative writing
RESUME COVER LETTER *Due Next Friday *See Directions and Sample Paper on website. *Professional and Creative writing
THE OPEN WINDOW
Saki (H.H. Munro) 1870-1916 British author born in Burma difficult childhood writes with an impersonal, yet witty and entertaining style famous for his use of ironic humor and cynicism
Primary viewpoint: limited-omniscient— focused on Mr. Nuttel *Changes to omniscient in the last line Primary viewpoint: ________-___________ focused on Mr. Nuttel
Nuttle Easily intimidated Socially uncomfortable Disturbed nerves Gullible Self-centered Cowardly Continue list . . .
Vera: “self-possessed young lady of 15” very perceptive discerning deceitful a great storyteller
“Then you know practically nothing about my aunt?” Foreshadowing “Then you know practically nothing about my aunt?”
Point of View: Opening—Limited Ominiscient Framton is the center of attention. Conclusion—Omniscient “Romance at short notice was her specialty.” Allows the reader to grasp the irony of the situation