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1 Literature and Composition I Prose Fiction
Objectives: Critical reading 2. Discussing fiction 3. Writing about literature

2 Literature What is literature?

3 Literature Is literature a way of reflecting life or is it a part of life itself?

4 Literature How is fiction (imaginative literature) different from non-fiction?

5 Why do writers create fiction?

6 Fiction as Art Literature (including prose fiction) is the art of words. Renders personal experience, one’s unique feelings, and understanding of the world.

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