what are the other types of literary analysis ?
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You will find many other types described at:\nhttp://www.sil.org/~radneyr/humanities/litcrit/gloss.htm\n\ncc
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Post the poem or at least a link to it, and be more specific about what you need help analyzing.
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hi.\n\nI suggest you look at various textual analysis theories. Different theories approach the interpreatation of literature differently.\n\nObviously, 'history' is created. So depending on how you want to interpret the writing, a different meaning (history) will be produced.\n\nSo, if you took a marxist approach to this question, your answer would be that the dominant social class inflict their cultural ideologies into literature. Thus, history would be remembered only from the dominant point of view. This approach suggests that other minor cultures, like the working class, women, ethinic groups, do not get their point of view represesnted in history. \n\nThus, the literature 'canon' is critised for not representing enough different histories.\n\nOther approachs like structrualsim, post structualism and semiotics state that meanings are generated from texts and are not simply reflections of reality. Texts, like literature, structure the way in which people make sense of the world. All words in literature are manipulated by someone. Analysis theories try to de-code the 'real' message. \n\nBut who realy creates the meaning of history? the author or the reader? and is there ever a 'real' history?\n\nhope this helps!
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The value of textual statistics is now widely acknowledged in many branches of the social sciences, reflecting the fact that there are few fields of research in which the text is not a major element for analysis.\n\nThe statistical processing may be of responses to open questions, interviews, texts and even individual itineraries. The procedures are numerous and can be adapted to different kinds of material. The aim in the present article is to give a broad overview of the various applications of these methods, ranging from the most traditional to the most recent, and focusing on both the methodology used and the results obtained.
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Well first you'd have to read the book that you would like to make a commentary on. Usually, commentaries on literature and narratives tends to be in essay or article format, usually persuasive and more than likely MLA. Refer to parts in the book to support your arguments, and you have a fact-based foundation to work off of.
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Poetry that doesn't necessarily rhyme is called prose poetry.  \n\nDo a search on Pablo Neruda and you'll see some very fine examples.\n\nEnjoy
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just try googling the words "literary terminology"
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It seems that there could be a variety of answers. Poetry, prose, narrative verse, epics, romances, legends, lyrics, scholarly articles, etc.\n\nThese links should help you narrow it down based upon the work you have done in your course.  I hope this helps.
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an analysis, or a graph/chart/plot
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go to www.literotica.com
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Literature is divided into genres.  For example, Fiction, Non- Fiction, Science Fiction, Drama, Poetry, etc. are types of literature.  To write literature you would first determine what category suits your talents and ideas and then refer to the the comments on this page.  If you haven't searched for the 6 Traits of good writing, you should do so.  It's a good guide for keep ing you focused as a writer.  I use it in my classes for beginners.
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Oral interpretation is the analysis and the performance of text (literature) which requires three necessary components: text, performer and audience.\nText includes the traditional concept of literature such as prose, poetry, and drama in epic, lyric or dramatic modes, as well as nontraditional concepts of literature such as letters, diaries, autobiography, interviews, oral history, personal narrative and conversation. (1)
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A good site that covers lots of works by different authors, it includes, Themes, Character analysis, and explains every thing that you are ever going to need to answer literature questions.\n\nhttp://sparknotes.com/literature...\n\nType in the title of the book and navigate around until you find what you need.\n\nGood luck. Below, is another very useful site for you.\n\n\nhttp://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts.....
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try going to your county libraries website there should be reference links look at literary criticism
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http://amb.cult.bg/american/4/steinbeck/chrysanthemums.htm\n\nhttp://www.1stcollegetermpapers.com/term-papers/38678/analyzing-the-chrysanthemums-by-steinback.html\n\nhttp://hatteraslight.com/navy/JohnSteinbeckhall/shakespeare13.html
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Honestly, an analysis of any poem is the opinion of the person reading it. There are really no right or wrong analysis to most poems. Everyone interprets differently. Its what you feel when youre reading the poem. Try to analyze it yourself. Believe me. I read and write tons of poetry. Good Luck!!