Literary Work
Definition
A literary work refers to any written piece of art such as novels, plays, poems, short stories, or essays. It encompasses various genres and forms of creative expression.
Related terms
Genre: a category or type of literature characterized by specific conventions and features.
Theme: the main underlying message or insight about life explored in a literary work.
Tone: the author's attitude towards the subject matter conveyed through their writing style.
"Literary Work" appears in:
Subjects (1)
AP European History
Practice Questions (2)
Why is understanding the context of a literary work important for interpreting symbols?
How does a character's change relate to the themes of a literary work?
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