This presentation is all about defining literary conflicts in literature.

1. Mr. Raffy D. Quines
NCS, English Faculty
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Literary Conflict:
Its Definition and
Types

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Objectives
• Define literary conflict
• Identify types of
literary conflict

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Let’s Reflect
on the Word
of God

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“If your brother sins against you go
and tell him his fault, between
you and him alone. If he listens to
you, you have gained your brother.
But if he does not listen, take one or
two others along with you, that every
charge may be established by the
evidence of two or three witnesses.”
(Matthew 18:15-17)

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Literary Conflict
Types of Literary
Conflict

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Defining Literary
Conflict
TOPIC 1

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What is Literary
Conflict?
FOCUS QUESTION

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FRAYER’S MODEL
LITERARY
CONFLICT
• embedded in stories/narratives
• character vs. self

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Group Activity
• Accomplish the Frayer’s
Model: DEFINITION AND
NON-EXAMPLES ONLY
• Based your answers on
the article given to your
group.

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PRESENTATION
OF
OUTPUTS

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Knowledge
Check!

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Types of Literary
Conflict
TOPIC 2

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NUMBER
HEADS
TOGETHER

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Man vs. Man

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Man vs. Society

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Man vs. Self

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Man vs. Nature

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Man vs. Man

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Types of
Conflict
Man vs.
Man
Man vs.
Nature
Man vs.
Society
Man vs.
Self

25. Thank You Very Much!!!
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