Analysing Fiction - English Language

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Contents

Setting

Themes

Characterisation and Narrative Voice

Language and Structure

Comparing Fiction Texts

Setting

SETTING IN LITERARY TEXTS

What is Setting?

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

SETTING IN LITERARY TEXTS

Pathetic Fallacy, Atmosphere and Time

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

SETTING IN LITERARY TEXTS

Character Response to Setting

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

SETTING IN LITERARY TEXTS

Setting, Character and Theme

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

SETTING IN LITERARY TEXTS

Ironic Setting

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

SETTING IN LITERARY TEXTS

Problematising Setting

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

Themes

THEMES IN LITERARY TEXTS

Introducing Themes and Motifs

Dr Kate Aughterson, Amherst College

THEMES IN LITERARY TEXTS

Themes

Dr Kate Aughterson, Amherst College

THEMES IN LITERARY TEXTS

Motifs

Dr Kate Aughterson, Amherst College

THEMES IN LITERARY TEXTS

Developing Themes within a Narrative

Dr Kate Aughterson, Amherst College

THEMES IN LITERARY TEXTS

Further Analysis

Dr Kate Aughterson, Amherst College

Characterisation and Narrative Voice

WRITING CREATIVE FICTION

Character

Prof. Alan Wall , Chester University

WRITING CREATIVE FICTION

Plot

Prof. Alan Wall , Chester University

WRITING CREATIVE FICTION

Voice and Irony

Prof. Alan Wall , Chester University

WRITING CREATIVE FICTION

Humour

Prof. Alan Wall , Chester University

Language and Structure

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

What is Figurative Language?

Dr Jonathan Taylor, Leicester University

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

Figurative Language in Practice

Dr Jonathan Taylor, Leicester University

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

How Does Figurative Language Work?

Dr Jonathan Taylor, Leicester University

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

What Does Figurative Language Do?

Dr Jonathan Taylor, Leicester University

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

Figurative and Ordinary Language

Dr Jonathan Taylor, Leicester University

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

Extending Figurative Language

Dr Jonathan Taylor, Leicester University

Comparing Fiction Texts

COMPARING LITERARY TEXTS

What Makes a Ghost Story?

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

COMPARING LITERARY TEXTS

Source 1: The Turn of the Screw

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

COMPARING LITERARY TEXTS

Source 2: Hotel World

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

COMPARING LITERARY TEXTS

Source 3: The Apparition of Ms. Veal

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

COMPARING LITERARY TEXTS

Comparing Sources 1-3

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

COMPARING LITERARY TEXTS

Source 4: The Haunting of Hill House

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

COMPARING LITERARY TEXTS

Comparing Sources 1-4

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University

COMPARING LITERARY TEXTS

Repetition and Replication

Dr Neil Cocks, Reading University