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TOPIC 15: MORE SUITABLE PERIODS, AUTHORS AND LITERARY GENRES FOR ITS…

- - - - No children's lit.
      - Literary genres: myths and legends
      - Beowulf is England's oldest known story. It influenced tolkien's works
    - - Common English genres: religious and didactic texts
      - Shakespeare :silhouette:, adapted versions of his works
      - Relevant works
        
        A little book for children by Robert Russel :silhouette:
        
        A book for boys and girls: John Bunyan :silhouette:
    - - Great examples to be used in FLC, including non-English speaking authors (Jules Verne) :silhouette:
        
        18th
        
        Children considered as individuals, distinct from adults Thanks to Rousseau :silhouette: and appearance of Ch's Educ.
        
        Children's Lit emerged as independent genre
        
        Jonathan Swift's :silhouette: Gulliver's Travels (Fantasy genre)
        
        Daniel Defoe's :silhouette: Robinson Crusoe (Fictitious genre)
        
        19th
        
        The golden age of English children's literature.
        
        Fictitious genre
        
        Lewis Carrols' :silhouette: Alice's Adventures in wonderland
        
        Stevenson's :silhouette: Treasure Island
        
        Novel genre
        
        Mark Twain's :silhouette: Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
        
        Charles Dickens' :silhouette: Oliver Twist
        
        Illustrations (important contribution)
        
        1st Picture Book for Ch.: The tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter :silhouette:
        
        Book with Illustrations
        
        Picture Book
        
        Uses pictures as a part of the storytelling method
        
        Very useful for Eng. Teachers (Voc.)
        
        Nowadays with songs and videos
        
        Where the Wild Things Are: Maurice Sendak :silhouette:
        
        Dr. Seuss' :silhouette: Cat in the Hat
    - - The 20th c.
        
        NOVELS
        
        Roald Dahl's :silhouette: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
        
        James Mathew Barry's :silhouette: Peter pan
        
        Enid Blyton's :silhouette: 5 on a Treasure Island
        
        OF FANTASY GENRE
        
        C.S. Lewis' :silhouette: Chronicles of Narnia
        
        The Lord of... by Tolkien :silhouette: (reference to fantasy lit.)
        
        J.K Rowling's :silhouette: Harry Potter (is a serie of fantasy novels some written in 21th c.
        
        Eruption of Ch's Lit.: Increasing power of middle classes & universal extension of Education
  - - - Poem or Song goes home with SS (Hidden practice, Brewster 1992) :silhouette:
      - Limerick (humorous poem 5 lines)
      - Nursery Rhymes (short traditional poems or songs)
      - Riddles (statement, question or phrase structured...)
      - Illustrated books or Picture books
      - Educational books, descriptions, narrative expository or argumentative texts
      - Drama the least used. It is motivating and fun, allows SS work Multipl Int., wide variety of types of communication. Represent stories worked at class or some part of movies :warning: T.19
      - Media. New type of text that includes: movies, films, websites, commercials... ICTs...
      - TALE: story about imaginary events. Genre that really allows us to integrate many aspects of the curriculum into one class:
        
        Short, dev. literary competence, different topics and cultural aspects, promote communication and expression, it is easy the acq. of the language