What is the horror genre? pt1 midterm exam 2023

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Genre elements: Literary criticism
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\-often appears in the form of an essay with persuasive elements.
\-examines one or more works of literature.
\-contain specific examples and support from the literature and other sources.
\-May have the purpose of shaping how readers interpret a particular work.
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literary criticism
Writing that examines, analyses and interprets a particular work or an aspect of literature.
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Paraphrase
to restate in other words
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summarise
select and present the main points, without detail
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intensify
If you intensify something, you make it grow in strength.
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Justify
If you justify something, you prove it's right or valid.
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Audacity
Audacity is shameless daring or boldness
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Vehemently
If you do something vehemently, you do it with intense emotion.
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Derision
Derision is jeering laughter or ridicule
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hypocritical
If someone is hypocritical, the person is false or deceptive.
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Parallel
If things are parallel, they have comparable or similar parts
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Quest
a quest is a search
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Background (what is the horror genre)
Sharon A.Russel (b. 1941) is a retired professor of communication and women's studies at Indiana state university, where she taught courses on film and television. Russel has published extensively on horror film and literature and detective fiction. She is the author of Stephen king: A critical companion, a book that analyses several of kings famous horror novels.
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Commas
make the meaning of sentences clearer by separating certain words, phrases and clauses.
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Suffix
a word part that is added to the ending of a root word to from a new meaning