ENG 632 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: List Of Narrative Techniques, Ancient Greek, Cinematic Techniques
20 Jul 2016
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Anthropocentrism; belief that humans are the center of all things (humanism), eg. attribution of human pain to non-humans. ?, ancient greek for of the forest: appropriate because they"re both of the earth, roots of the fable. Political message behind fairyfoots conclusion; how they address conflict between their parents views of the world. Invented modern ideas surrounding christmas; scrooge, gifts, centred on the child. Realism; a mode of writing that gives the impression of recording or reflecting faithfully an actual way of life. Literary realism refers to: a literary method based on detailed accuracy of description, a more general attitude that rejects idealization, escapism, and other extravagant qualities of romance in favour of recognizing soberly the actual problems of life. I had often watched a large dog he was very like the dog. : anthropocentric. Look for examples of anthropomorphism or technology of monstrosity: monstrosity; convicts are dirty, covered in mud, don"t speak clearly , mrs joe calls him an animal.
