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Introduction to Literature: Literary Genres

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Introduction to Literature: Literary Genres
 

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Literary genres

by María Eugenia Hidalgo
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It is narrative writing that springs from an author's imagination.

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It is meant to be performed for an audience, but it also makes good reading.

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It is writing that deals with real people, events, and places.

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It is a type of literature in which words are chosen and arranged to create powerful effects.

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It is a work of fiction that often focuses on a single event or conflict and usually can be read in one sitting.

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It is an extended work of fiction in which a writer develops a wide range of characters and a complex plot.

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Examples of subgenres of drama:

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Examples of subgenres of fiction:

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Examples of literary nonfiction:

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Examples of informational texts:

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These are strategies for reading fiction:

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These are strategies for reading poetry:

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