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32) The types of plot.

Concentric plot = cause-and-effect relations. This is a better example of a plot because it shows one event (the king's death) being the cause of the next event (the queen's death). The plot draws the reader into the character's lives and helps the reader understand the choices that the characters make. Chronicle plot= chronological sequence This is a bad example of plot. Why? Well, there are two events - one followed by the other. But there is no tie between the two events. Mixture of two types of plot.

33) Frame and frame elements of a literary work

Title/Subtitle/Epigraph/Devotion/introduction

34) What is the definition of language in Literary Study?

Literary Study is the science that studies the specificity, genesis and development of verbal - artistic creativity, explores the ideological and aesthetic values and the structure of literary works, as well as social and historical laws of the literary process of the past and present. The subject of Literary Study is a set of literary phenomena; their diversity can be understood and ordered by the concept of classification. Literary Study unites the elements of a science and art. Being a scholar, literary critic does not cease to be a reader, literary knowledge is objective and subjective at the same time.

35) What is Poetic language?

The aesthetic function is very important in poetic language.

Poetic language is an important style-forming factor, specificity of poetic language depends on literary type and genre-specific belongings.

Poetic language is one which is full of expression and captures attention. It has power to express the emotions with which the poem has been written. Usually similies and metaphors are used but their are other means of making poem expressive too. In day to day life peole do not use poetic language because it has deeper meanings which need to be given time to understand. Poetic Language is the totality of the characteristics of language as an instrument of artistic expression and an object of artistic perception; synonymous with artistic (literary) language. The term “poetic language” is sometimes applied to verse speech —that is, to literary language that follows the rules of verse. In a narrow sense, “poetic language” or “poetic speech” refers to the specific language of poetry before modern times (for example, ancient Icelandic and classical Persian poetry), which used a vocabulary, phraseology, and syntax that were rarely encountered in other kinds of speech.

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