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    The document discusses 21st century literary genres including graphic novels, manga, doodle fiction, hyper poetry, blogs, flash fiction, and text-talk novels. It provides definitions and examples of each genre, noting how they have evolved from traditional genres through incorporating new elements like visuals, hyperlinks, and social media-style dialogue. Students are then given assignments to analyze examples of these modern genres and compare/contrast several of them using Venn diagrams or other graphic organizers.

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    21 CENTURY

    ST

    LITERARY GENRES
    Objectives:
    • Differentiate the 21st century literary
    genres, and the one’s from the original genre;
    • Enumerate the elements, structures and
    traditions of each genre;
    • Appreciate the unique features of each
    genre.
    1. How will you describe the Philippine
    Poetry? Tagalog Essay? Creative
    non – fiction?
    “SAY
    SOMETHING”
    “PUZZLIT”
    Directions: Look for the 4 conventional or
    traditional literary genres from the puzzle below.
    “PUZZLIT”
    Directions: Look for the 4 conventional or
    traditional literary genres from the puzzle below.
    WHAT IS • The classification of
    GENRE? literature
    • may be determined by
    literary technique, tone,
    content, or length
    • an imaginative awareness
    of experience expressed
    through meaning, sound
    POETRY
    and rhythmic language
    choices to evoke an
    emotional response.
    • composition presenting in
    dialogue involving

    DRAMA conflict more contrast of


    character,
    • acted on a stage a play
    • literature created from the
    imagination, not presented

    FICTION as fact, though it may be


    based on a true story or
    situation
    GRAPHIC •Narrative in comic
    NOVEL book formats
    GRAPHIC
    NOVEL
    • Japanese word for comics

    • It is used in the English-speaking


    MANGA
    world as a generic term for all

    comic books and graphic novels

    originally published in Japan.


    MANGA
    • Literary presentation where the
    author incorporates doodle
    DOODLE
    FICTION writing and drawings and
    handwritten graphics in place
    of the traditional font.
    DOODLE
    FICTION
    TEXT • Blogs, email and IM format
    TALK narratives
    NOVEL
    S
    TEXT
    TALK
    NOVEL
    S
    • Is genre fiction which
    CHICK addresses issues of modern
    LIT
    womanhood, often humorously
    and lightheartedly.
    CHICK
    LIT
    • Is a style of fictional literature of
    extreme brevity
    FLASH
    FICTIO • There is no widely accepted
    N definition of the length and category.
    It could range from word to a
    thousand.
    FLASH
    FICTIO
    N
    • A weblog, a website containing short
    articles called posts that are changed
    BLOG regularly.

    • Some blogs are written by one person


    containing their own opinions, interests
    and experiences, while others are written
    by different people.
    BLOG
    • Digital poetry that uses links using
    hypertext mark-up
    HYPER • It can either involved set words, phrases,
    POETRY lines, etc. that are presented in variable
    order but sit on the page much as
    traditional poetry does, or it can contain
    parts of the poem that move and mutate.
    HYPER
    POETRY
    • 1. GRAPHIC NOVEL

    • the story is conveyed to the reader using a comic form.

    • 2. MANGA

    • Japanese word for comics

    • 3. DOODLE FICTION

    • incorporates drawings and handwritten graphics in place of the


    traditional font.
    • 4. TEXT-TALK NOVELS

    • Stories told almost entirely in dialogue simulating social network


    exchanges.

    • 5. FLASH FICTION

    • Is a style of fictional literature of extreme brevity (quick and clear)

    • 6. BLOG

    • A weblog, a website containing short articles called posts that are


    changed regularly.
    • 7. HYPER POETRY

    • • Digital poetry that uses links using hypertext mark-up

    • • can contain parts of the poem that move and mutate.

    • • It is usually found online


    • Directions: Read and analyze the literary piece “Tristan Café and describe its
    characteristics that qualifies it as a 21st century literary piece.

    • Rubric

    • 1. Quality of Content 8 points

    • 2. Organization and Order of Ideas 7 points

    • 3. Sentences, Structure, Grammar


    • Usage and Mechanics 5 points

    • 20 points
    • Directions: Compare
    and contrast these
    modern literary
    genres using the
    Venn Diagram.

    • Blog, Text-Talk
    Novel, Hyper Poetry
    • Assignment

    • Directions: Write the similarities and differences of the Doodle


    fiction, Manga and Graphic novel using the compare and contrast
    graphic organizer.

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