Journeys Through LiteratureUniversity of Michigan Press, 1995 - Всего страниц: 342 Journeys through Literature combines the reading of literature, the analysis of literary styles and techniques, and the acquisition of language skills. A diversity of literary selections is presented, with readings ranging from the 14th through the 20th century. Chapters include an overview of the literary period and genre, biographical sketches of the author, and descriptions of the literary period or tradition to which the author belongs. This textbook helps students formulate and express their own preferences and opinions about a variety of literary works. The exercises and activities are intended to improve language skills and critical-thinking skills, with the focus on the student's response to the reading. The instructor's manual inclu |
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... contains authentic country dialect , reveals the emotions and thoughts of Garland's charac- ters , while also helping to develop the plot . The language is highly descriptive , with a few figures of speech ( " their faces brown as ...
... contains authentic country dialect , reveals the emotions and thoughts of Garland's charac- ters , while also helping to develop the plot . The language is highly descriptive , with a few figures of speech ( " their faces brown as ...
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... contains a . figures of speech . b . detailed descriptions . c . realistic dialogue . d . ironic statements . Give quotations from the text that are examples of this language . Writing Assignments 1. Write an essay describing yourself ...
... contains a . figures of speech . b . detailed descriptions . c . realistic dialogue . d . ironic statements . Give quotations from the text that are examples of this language . Writing Assignments 1. Write an essay describing yourself ...
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... contains an introductory section , a discussion of major points , and a conclusion . Emerson's main idea is stated in his well - known quotation : " Whoso would be a man , must be a noncomformist . " He supports this idea with the ...
... contains an introductory section , a discussion of major points , and a conclusion . Emerson's main idea is stated in his well - known quotation : " Whoso would be a man , must be a noncomformist . " He supports this idea with the ...
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From Gullivers Travels 1726 | 90 |
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