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1 Literary Conflict

2 The 6 different kinds Man vs. Self Man vs. Man Man vs. Society
Man vs. Nature Man vs. Technology Man vs. Supernatural

3 Man vs. Self Internal conflict Struggle within oneself Examples??

4 Man vs. Man Between two people Physical or mental/emotional
Internal or external conflict Examples??

5 Man vs. Society A Specific group Societal Idea or theory
Rules and laws Values and morals Establishment

6 Man vs. Nature Weather Illness Beyond man’s control

7 Man vs. Technology AKA Man vs. Machine Examples??

8 Man vs. Supernatural Higher power “The other side”
Internal or external?? Magic, fantasy, sci-fi genres

9 Conflict Conflict happens all the time, everyday, in literature and in real life Conflict can have positive and negative consequences The important part is how conflict is solved

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