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SPittis - Approaching Textual Analysis
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Literature notes


  • to made up of = essere costituita

  • tool = strumento

  • unmost = massimo livello

  • to arouse an emotion = suscitare un'emozione

  • to make somebody see = far si' che qualcuno veda

  • to draw attention to = attirare l'attenzione verso

  • the mode of expression = la modalità di espressione

  • thereby = pertanto

  • beyond = oltre

  • to be charged with = essere carica di significato

  • to produce = produrre

  • to generate = generare

  • to advance an interpretation = proporre un'interpretazione

  • to refer to = far riferimento

  • to quote from a text = citare dal testo

  • possible interpretation = interpretazione possibile

  • to learn = imparare

  • to educate = educare

  • to go beyond = andare oltre

  • layer of meaning = vari piani di interpretazione/significato

  • surface of meaning = significato superficiale (all words)

  • to go through = attraversare

  • range = gamma

  • genres = genere

  • advancement = avanzamento/progresso



SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES


They produce emotions, Literature is made up of words,

pleasure, positive or negative painting of colours, sculpture of

reactions. marble.


Remember: literature, painting, sculpture and music are all uncountable nouns.


Whenever poets write they must follow a strict disciplined technique so hteir languages (the language they use) is charged with a lot of meaning and that is why poetry arouses and stares several emotions.

Literary products send a lot of message but not always are the same and they may be all corrected because every reader provides a personal interpretation of the text (but interpretation is not free!!). In order to advance an interpretation we must be able to make an interpretation which is supported by textual references.

Literary genres are: poetry, fiction and drama. The soned, the ballad, the novel, the haiku are literary forms. Every one can make up a personal idea of the text. Literary use a language which draw attention to itself.


LITERATURE


Literature is the human expression form which has words like an expression medium. It is a result of a verbal work. It's aims are: the communication, the information, the art, the instructions, and the entertainment. Literature is a group of some writings in a certain language. It is a term used to describe material which is written or spoken. Broadly "Literature" is used to describe something with more technical or scientific works. The term is most commonly used to refer to works of the creative imagination, including works of poetry, drama and fiction. In literary texts the language is different from the pratical language!



Why do we read literature?

Literature represents a language, culture and tradition. But, literature is more important than just a historical or cultural artifact. Literature introduces us to new worlds of experience. We learn about books and literature; we enjoy the comedies and the tragedies of poems, stories, and plays. We may even grow and evolve through our literary journey with books.

Ultimately, we may discover meaning in literature by looking at what the author says and how he/she says it. We may interpret the author's message. In University, you study literary theory very well. Indeed we started this year to study literature with our English teacher.

In critical paradigm, which we use to discuss and analyze literature, there are some artistic qualities in the words. Literature is important to us because it speaks to us, it is universal, and it affects us. Literature is beautiful.