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== Types == | |||
== Types of literature == | |||
=== inscriptions === | === inscriptions === | ||
=== pamphlets === | === pamphlets === | ||
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== American high school literature == | == American high school literature == | ||
General works taught in American high schools: | |||
* Hamlet / Julius Caesar | * Hamlet / Julius Caesar | ||
* Animal Farm or 1984 | |||
* Gatsby | * Gatsby | ||
Latest revision as of 14:49, 13 October 2022
Literature English Skills Rhetorical Analysis
See also Literary devices
Literature definition
- by definition, anything in writing
- more particularly, literature refers to writing of artistic merit or value
Types of literature
inscriptions
pamphlets
poetry
prose
Ancient texts
Biblical
Chinese
Greek
English literature
Old English
Middle English
American literature
- "Moby Dick” by Melville
- "Huck Finn” by Twain
- Great Gatsby” by Fitzgerald
American high school literature
General works taught in American high schools:
- Hamlet / Julius Caesar
- Animal Farm or 1984
- Gatsby
- Lord of the Flies
- F451
- Things Fall Apart
- To Kill a Mockingbird
- A Raisin in the Sun
- The Crucible
- Beloved
- House on Mango Street