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    21ST Century Literature Week 3 Day 2

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    SHS

    21ST CENTURY
    LITERATURE
    FROM THE
    PHILIPPINES
    AND THE
    WOLRD
    Grade 11 – STEM, ABM, HUMSS, TVL
    PRAYER:
    MOST ESSENTIALS LEARNING
    COMPETENCIES
    Compare and contrast the various 21st
    century literary genres and the ones
    from the earlier genres/periods citing
    their elements, structures and
    traditions. (EN12Lit-Id-25)
    Objectives:
    differentiate the 21st
    century literary enumerate the
    01 genres, and the one’s 02 elements, structures
    from the original and traditions of each
    genres; genre;

    appreciate the unique


    03 features of each
    genre.
    RECALL
    ●What are the
    Major Literary
    Genres?
    ACTIVITY
    Directions: Choose the
    letter of the best answer.
    Write the chosen letter on
    a separate sheet of paper.
    ACTIVITY
    1. It is a genre of speculative fiction dealing
    with imaginative concepts such as futuristic
    science and technology, space travel, time
    travel, faster than light travel, a parallel
    universe and extra-terrestrial life.
    a. Digi-Fiction
    b. Doodle Fiction
    c. Science Fiction
    d. Creative Non-Fiction
    ACTIVITY
    2. A literary genre which combines
    three media: book, movie/video and
    internet website.
    a. Digi-Fiction
    b. Doodle Fiction
    c. Science Fiction
    d. Creative Non-Fiction
    ACTIVITY
    3. A Literary presentation where the author
    incorporates doodle writing and drawings
    and handwritten graphics in place of the
    traditional font Spanish Period
    a. Digi-Fiction
    b. Doodle Fiction
    c. Science Fiction
    d. Creative Non-Fiction
    ACTIVITY
    4. Stories told almost entirely in
    dialogue, simulating social network
    exchanges.
    a. Chick Lit
    b. Digi-Fiction
    c. Hyper Poetry
    d. Text-Talk Novel
    ACTIVITY
    5. It is a genre fiction which addresses
    issues of modern womanhood, often
    humorously and lightheartedly.
    a. Chick Lit
    b. Digi-Fiction
    c. Hyper Poetry
    d. Text-Talk Novel
    Conventional
    And 21st
    Century Genres
    21st Century
    Literacy
    Genres
    Illustrated Novel, Digi-Fiction,
    Graphic Novel, Manga,
    Doodle Fiction, Text-Talk Novels
    ILLUSTRATED NOVEL
     Story through text and illustrated
    images
     50% 0f the narrative is presented
    without words.
     The reader must interpret the images
    to comprehend the story completely.
     Textual portions are presented in
    traditional form.
    ILLUSTRATED NOVEL
     Some illustrated novels may
    contain no text at all.
     Span all genres.
     Examples include The Invention
    of Hugo Cabret by Brian
    Selznick and The Arrival by
    Shaun Tan.
    DIGI-FICTION
     Triple Media Literature
     Combines three media: book,
    movie/video and internet website To get
    the full story, students must engage in
    navigation, reading, viewing in all three
    forms.
     Patrick Carman’s Skeleton Creek and
    Anthony Zuiker’s Level 26 are
    examples.
    GRAPHIC NOVEL
     Narrative in comic book formats.
     Narrative work in which the
    story is conveyed to the reader
    using a comic form.
    GRAPHIC NOVEL
     The term is employed broadly manner,
    encompassing non-fiction works and
    thematically linked short stories as
    well as fictional stories across a
    number of genres.
     Archie Comics by John Goldwater and
    illustrator, Bob Montana, is a good
    example.
    MANGA
     Japanese word for comics
     It is used in the English-speaking
    world as a generic term for all comic
    books and graphic novels originally
    published in Japan.
     Considered as an artistic and
    storytelling style.
    MANGA
     Ameri-manga- sometimes used to refer to
    comics created by American artists in manga
    style.
     Shonen- Boy’s Manga (Naruto, Bleach, One
    Piece)
     Shojo- Girl’s Manga (Sailormoon)
     Seinen- Men’s Manga (Akira)
     Josei- Women’s Manga (Loveless, Paradise
    Kiss)
     Kodomo- Children’s Manga (Doraemon,
    Hello Kitty)
    DOODLE FICTION
     Literary presentation where the author
    incorporates doodle writing and drawings and
    handwritten graphics in place of the
    traditional font.
     Drawing enhances the story, often adding
    humorous elements.
     Examples include The Diary of a Wimpy Kid
    by Jeff Kinney and Timmy Failure by Stephan
    Pastis.
    TEXT-TALK NOVELS
     Blogs, email and IM format
    narratives.
     Stories told almost entirely in
    dialogue simulating social
    network exchanges.
    DEVELOPING
    MASTERY
    What are the cited
    different 21st Century
    Literature Genres?
    Compare and Contrast Graphic
    Organizer

    Directions: Write the similarities


    and differences of the Doodle
    Fiction, Manga, and Graphic
    Novel using the compare and
    contrast graphic organizer. Do
    this on a sheet of paper.
    Thank you!

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