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This document provides an overview of the key elements and characteristics of short stories. It introduces Mariela Lopez and Hector Mendosa as students writing about short stories. It then defines short stories as brief, intense, and simple narratives that focus on characters, chronological plot progression, and setting. The document outlines the typical components of short stories - plot, setting, characters, and theme. It elaborates on each component, describing how plots have introduction, conflict, climax, and resolution, and how settings, characters, and themes are essential to conveying the story's overall meaning. Examples of short stories are also listed.
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PPP of Short story
- 1. INTRODUCTION OF LITERATURE STUDENTS: - MARIELA LOPEZ - HECTOR MENDOZA TOPIC: SHORT STORY
- 4. Characteristics of short story โข Short - Can usually be read in one sitting. โข Concise: Information offered in the story is relevant to the tale being told. This is unlike a novel, where the story can diverge from the main plot. โขUsually tries to leave behind a single impression or effect. Usually, though not always built around one character, place, idea, or act. โขBecause they are concise, writers depend on the reader bringing personal experiences and prior knowledge to the story.
- 5. Four Major components of the Short Story โข PLOT โข SETTING โข CHARACTERS โข THEME
- 6. #1 PLOT The action that takes place in the story. It is a series of connected happenings and their result. In order to have a result, we must have an initial event, or conflict.
- 7. Stages of a Plot Stages of a Plot: -Introduction of characters -The situation: Initial conflict -The generating circumstances, which create a -Rising action โ heightened anticipation for the reader -Climax - highest point of anticipation - โmake or breakโ for the main character. -Falling action and Conclusion. These two are also known as a denouement.
- 8. #2 SETTING The background against which the incidents of the story take place. Not merely a place, it includes the place where, the time when, and social conditions under which the story moves along. This can include atmosphere , the tone and feeling of a story, i.e. gloomy, cheery, etc. In one form or another, setting is essential to the story. Often, the relevance of the story is lost in another setting.
- 9. #3 CHARACTERS There must be living beings in the story that think or act in order to keep the story going. They must seem like living and feeling individuals in order for us to feel strongly about them. The worst thing that could happen for is writer is that you feel indifferent toward the characters. If we donโt care for the characters, we are not inclined to keep reading
- 10. FOUR METHODS OF PRESENTING A CHARACTER -Actions or thoughts of the character. -Conversations the character engages in. -conversations of other characters about a third character. -Authorโs own opinion. This might be overt, or may be implied.
- 11. #4 Theme The total meaning of the story. IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE TIED UP IN A SIMPLE MORAL. In many cases, stories are packages that allow readers to see the outcomes of certain behaviours. Without a theme, the story lacks meaning or purpose. Sometimes the theme is stated, sometimes it is only implied. In other stories, the theme may be a direct refutation of a traditional theme.
- 12. These are some examples of short story โThe Bear Came Over the Mountain,โ Alice Munro Signs and Symbols,โ Vladimir Nabokov โA Good Man is Hard to Find,โ Flannery OโConnor
- 13. THANKS!