
Introduction to the Great Books Program

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MA. GANNABAN
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What are the learning outcomes of the Great Books Program?
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1. Review literary elements and their importance. 2. Understand different genres and language of literature. 3. Increase understanding of the reading process. 4. Read texts critically and establish a purpose for reading. 5. Discuss the qualities of a hero. 6. Introduce Joseph Campbell’s monomyth. 7. Learn stages of the archetypal hero’s journey.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is literature?
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Literature is the body of written works that express ideas, emotions, stories, and perspectives through creative use of language, including both fictional and non-fictional works.
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What are the purposes of literature?
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1. Entertainment: Provides pleasure to readers. 2. Education: Teaches about history, culture, and critical thinking. 3. Reflection: Explores human experience and societal values. 4. Communication: Helps understand people and events.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What are key literary elements?
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1. Theme: Main idea of a work. 2. Character: Figures that bring stories to life. 3. Setting: Environment and mood. 4. Style: Author's unique voice. 5. Plot: Sequence of events. 6. Conflict: Struggle between opposing forces. 7. Point of View: Perspective of the story. 8. Tone: Writer’s attitude.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What are reasons to read literature?
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1. Personal Growth: Enhances self-awareness and empathy. 2. Intellectual Development: Encourages critical thinking and analysis. 3. Cultural Understanding: Reflects beliefs and values of societies. 4. Escape and Entertainment: Provides enjoyment and creativity. 5. Moral Reflection: Engages with ethical dilemmas.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What are the tests for great literature?
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1. Universality: Addresses themes relevant across cultures. 2. Complexity and Depth: Offers layers of meaning. 3. Emotional Resonance: Elicits emotional responses. 4. Language and Style: Effective use of language. 5. Cohesion and Coherence: Elements work together harmoniously.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What is a genre in literature?
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A genre is a category of literature characterized by similarities in form, style, or subject matter.
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