Direct language = reporting; imaginative language = crafting human experience.
1. Which definition best describes literature in this course outline?
2. Which of the following is treated as a literary form in this material?
3. What characterizes Student A in relation to literature?
Literature — definition?
Imaginative language portraying human thought and emotion.
Oral forms in literature?
Chants, riddles, myths, urban legends.
Imaginative vs direct language?
Imaginative uses literary techniques; direct reports facts.
Student A — approach?
Goes beyond surface to understand lived experience.
Student B — attitude?
Questions literature’s relevance, may not benefit.
Literature — definition?
Imaginative language portraying human thought and emotion.
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