short story passed down orally throughout generations that typically evolves over time

literature that deals with climate change. generally falls under the umbrella of speculative fiction but is ispired by climate science. Works may take place in the world as we know it, in the near future, or fictional worlds experiencing climate change

the audience knows more about a character than the character does, foreseeing an outcome contrary to the character's expectation, and thus ascribing a sharply different sense to the character's own statements

examines the connections between woman and nature

a tale written by one author following the form of traditional fairy tales

something that is didactic instructs or provides information for a particular purpose

instruction and delight

children's literature that has a moral but also intends to be entertaining

constructed as a narrative of loosely connected incidents rather than by an integrated plot

a rogue or a scoundral as the main character, usually recounted escapades in a first-person narractive marked by its episodic structure and realistic low-life (lower social class) descriptions. there is often little to no character development and humor

Romantic view of childhood

comes from theorists rousseau and lock; associates childhood with a state of purity, innocence (magic) because they think children are closer to nature and the natural world

the system of language or thought by which two theoretical opposites are strictly defined and set off against one another

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Question	Answer
Folktales	short story passed down orally throughout generations that typically evolves over time
climate fiction	literature that deals with climate change. generally falls under the umbrella of speculative fiction but is ispired by climate science. Works may take place in the world as we know it, in the near future, or fictional worlds experiencing climate change
dramatic irony	the audience knows more about a character than the character does, foreseeing an outcome contrary to the character's expectation, and thus ascribing a sharply different sense to the character's own statements
ecofeminism	examines the connections between woman and nature
literary fairy tale	a tale written by one author following the form of traditional fairy tales
didactic literature	something that is didactic instructs or provides information for a particular purpose
instruction and delight	children's literature that has a moral but also intends to be entertaining
episodic	constructed as a narrative of loosely connected incidents rather than by an integrated plot
picaresque novel	a rogue or a scoundral as the main character, usually recounted escapades in a first-person narractive marked by its episodic structure and realistic low-life (lower social class) descriptions. there is often little to no character development and humor
Romantic view of childhood	comes from theorists rousseau and lock; associates childhood with a state of purity, innocence (magic) because they think children are closer to nature and the natural world
binary opposition	the system of language or thought by which two theoretical opposites are strictly defined and set off against one another

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