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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 1 preview imageX. J. KennedyDorothy M. KennedyDana GioiaUniversity of Southern CaliforniaDan StonewithMichael PalmaSOLUTION MANUALTO ACCOMPANYBACKPACKLITERATUREAn Introduction to Fiction,Poetry, Drama, and WritingSIXTH EDITION
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 3 preview imagePrefaceviiiFICTIONStories Arranged by Type and Element3Stories Arranged by Subject and Theme7Stories Students Like Most131Reading a Story15TYPES OF SHORT FICTION15PLOT18THE SHORT STORY182Point of View233Character374Setting495Tone and Style59IRONY636Theme677Symbol778Gallery of International Voices929Stories for Further Reading104POETRYPoems Arranged by Subject and Theme133Poems for Further Reading, Arranged by Elements147Poems Students Like Most151vCONTENTS
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 4 preview image10Reading a Poem153LYRIC POETRY153NARRATIVE POETRY155DRAMATIC POETRY15711Listening to a Voice159TONE159THE SPEAKER IN THE POEM162IRONY16612Words169LITERAL MEANING: WHAT A POEM SAYS FIRST169THE VALUE OF A DICTIONARY171WORD CHOICE AND WORD ORDER17213Saying and Suggesting178DENOTATION AND CONNOTATION17814Imagery183ABOUT HAIKU18615Figures of Speech190WHY SPEAK FIGURATIVELY?190METAPHOR AND SIMILE190OTHER FIGURES OF SPEECH19416Sound198SOUND AS MEANING198ALLITERATION AND ASSONANCE199RIME200HOW TO READ A POEM ALOUD20217Rhythm204STRESSES AND PAUSES204METER20618Closed Form208THE SONNET210THE EPIGRAM214OTHER FORMS21419Open Form218FREE VERSE218viContents
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 5 preview image20Symbol22621Myth236ARCHETYPE237PERSONAL MYTH240MYTH AND POPULAR CULTURE24222What Is Poetry?24623Poems for Further Reading247DRAMA24Reading a Play29325Tragedy and Comedy298TRAGEDY298COMEDY29926The Theater of Sophocles30427The Theater of Shakespeare31228The Modern Theater32129Plays for Further Reading332WRITING30Writing About Literature34331Writing a Research Paper345Appendix 1: Teaching Creative Writing347WRITING A POEM (SOME NOTES BY XJK)347Appendix 2: Notes on Teaching Poetry by XJK350Index of Authors with Titles352Contentsvii
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 6 preview imageFICTIONFICTION
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 7 preview imageIf you prefer to teach adifferentstory to illustrate an element of fiction—to discussstyle, say, with the aid of “Cathedral” or “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” instead of theexamples in the chapter on style—you will find the substitution easy to make. Manychoices are at your disposal in Chapter 9, “Stories for Further Reading,” and other sto-ries in the book lend themselves to varied purposes. The following list has a few likelysubstitutions. If you teach other elements of fiction (e.g., humor, fantasy) or specificgenres, you will find some nominations here.FABLE, PARABLE, AND TALESTORIESINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORIESDeath Has an Appointment inThe Parable of the Prodigal SonSamarraThe Tell-Tale HeartGodfather DeathIndependenceThe Fox and the GrapesThe Camel and His FriendsPLOTSTORYINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORIESA & PBarn BurningThe Gift of the MagiThe LotteryA Rose for EmilyA Sound of ThunderThe ShunammiteThe Story of an HourThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix,ArizonaPOINT OF VIEWFirst Person Narrator as Central CharacterSTORYINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORIESThe Tell-Tale HeartAraby (mature narrator recallingboyhood view)Barbie-QCathedralGreasy LakeSTORIES ARRANGED BYTYPE AND ELEMENT3
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 8 preview imagePOINT OF VIEW (Cont.)A Pair of TicketsRecitatifThe ShunammiteThe Yellow WallpaperFirst Person Narrator Not the ProtagonistSTORYINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORYA Rose for EmilyThe Ones Who Walk Away from OmelasThird Person, All-knowing NarratorSTORIESINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORIESA Good Man Is Hard to FindThe Gift of the MagiA Worn PathA Good Man Is Hard to FindThe Handsomest Drowned Man inthe WorldThe StormThe Things They CarriedThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix,ArizonaWhere Are You Going, Where HaveYou Been? (par. 1–13)Third Person, Limited Omniscience(Narrator Seeing into One Major Character)SUGGESTEDSTORIESBarn BurningThe Gospel According to MarkMiss BrillThe Story of an HourObjective or “Fly-on-the-Wall” Point of ViewSUGGESTEDSTORIESThe ChrysanthemumsA Clean, Well-Lighted PlaceMultiple Points of ViewSUGGESTEDSTORYA Haunted HouseCHARACTERSTORIESINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORIESBullet in the BrainBarn Burning (Sarty Snopes: dynamicCathedralcharacter, one who develops withinRecitatifthe story)Where Are You Going? WhereThe ChrysanthemumsHave You Been?Everyday UseA Good Man Is Hard to FindThe Things They CarriedA Worn Path4FICTION
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 9 preview imageStories Arranged by Type and Element5SETTINGSTORIESINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORIESThe Gospel According to MarkA & PA Pair of TicketsArabyThe StormThe ChrysanthemumsTo Build a FireA Clean, Well-Lighted PlaceA Good Man Is Hard to FindGreasy LakeA Haunted HouseA Rose for EmilySweatThe Things They CarriedThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix,ArizonaThe Yellow WallpaperYoung Goodman BrownTONE AND STYLESTORIESINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORIESBarn BurningBarbie-QA Clean, Well-Lighted PlaceCathedralGirlA Good Man Is Hard to FindGreasy LakeA Haunted HouseThe Handsomest Drowned Manin the WorldA Rose for EmilyThe Tell-Tale HeartThe Things They CarriedWhere Are You Going, Where HaveYou Been?A Worn PathYoung Goodman BrownIRONYSTORIESINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORIESThe Gift of the MagiDeath Has an Appointment in SamarraHappy EndingsDead Men’s PathThe Gospel According to MarkHappy EndingsThe LotteryA Rose for EmilySaboteurThe StormThe Story of an HourTo Build a Fire
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 10 preview imageSYMBOLSTORIESINCLUDED INCHAPTEROTHERSUGGESTEDSTORIESThe ChrysanthemumsArabyThe LotteryCathedralThe Ones Who Walk AwayA Clean, Well-Lighted Placefrom OmelasGreasy Lake (the lake itself)The Yellow WallpaperA Haunted HouseThe Handsomest Drowned Manin the WorldA Rose for EmilySweatThe Tell-Tale HeartA Worn PathYoung Goodman Brown6FICTION
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 11 preview image7In case you prefer to teach fiction according to its subjects and general themes, wehave provided a list of stories that may be taken up together. Some instructorswho arrange a course thematically like tobeginwith Chapter 6,Theme, and itsfour stories.ART, LANGUAGE, AND IMAGINATIONCathedralEveryday UseThe Gospel According to MarkThe Handsomest Drowned Man in the WorldThe Ones Who Walk Away from OmelasSaintsA Sound of ThunderThe Yellow WallpaperCHILDHOODArabyBarbie-QGirlRecitatifCOMEDY AND SATIREA & PHappy EndingsHarrison BergeronHow I Met My HusbandHow to Talk to Girls at PartiesIndependenceThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, ArizonaCOMING OF AGE, INITIATION STORIESArabyBarn BurningGreasy LakeHow I Met My HusbandRecitatifSaintsThe ShunammiteSTORIES ARRANGED BYSUBJECT AND THEME
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 12 preview image8FICTIONThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, ArizonaWhere Are You Going, Where Have You Been?DEATHBullet in the BrainDeath Has an Appointment in SamarraDead Men’s PathGodfather DeathA Good Man Is Hard to FindThe Gospel According to MarkThe Handsomest Drowned Man in the WorldA Rose for EmilySweatThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, ArizonaTo Build a FireDEFIANCE OF FATEDeath Has an Appointment in SamarraGodfather DeathA Worn PathDISABILITIESCathedralDIVINE REVELATIONThe Gospel According to MarkEPIPHANIES AND ILLUMINATIONSArabyGreasy LakeA Haunted HouseThe Handsomest Drowned Man in the WorldThe LawsuitMiss BrillA Pair of TicketsThe Parable of the Prodigal SonSaintsThe Story of an HourFACING ONE’S OWN DEATHA Good Man Is Hard to FindThe Gospel According to MarkTo Build a FireFAMILIESBarn BurningEveryday UseA Good Man Is Hard to FindA Pair of TicketsThe Parable of the Prodigal Son
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 13 preview imageSaintsThe ShunammiteThe StormThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, ArizonaA Worn PathFATHER-CHILD RELATIONSHIPSBarn BurningA Pair of TicketsThe Parable of the Prodigal SonThe StormThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, ArizonaFRIENDSHIP AND CAMARADERIEA & PArabyBarbie-QCathedralGreasy LakeRecitatifSaintsThe Things They CarriedThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, ArizonaGENERATION GAPSA & PArabyGirlGreasy LakeWhere Are You Going, Where Have You Been?HOLDING A JOB, WORKA & PA Clean, Well-Lighted PlaceSweatHUMANITY AGAINST THE ELEMENTSTo Build a FireA Worn PathILLUSION AND REALITYArabyThe ChrysanthemumsDead Men’s PathThe Gospel According to MarkGreasy LakeSaintsThe Tell-Tale HeartThe Yellow WallpaperStories Arranged by Subject and Theme9
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 14 preview imageA Worn PathYoung Goodman BrownIMMIGRANTS AND EXILESBarbie-QA Pair of TicketsSaintsINDIVIDUAL VERSUS SOCIETYA & PBarn BurningDead Men’s PathHarrison BergeronIndependenceThe LotteryThe Ones Who Walk Away from OmelasA Rose for EmilySaboteurSaintsA Worn PathYoung Goodman BrownINGENIOUS DECEPTIONSSaintsThe Tell-Tale HeartYoung Goodman BrownLONELINESSThe ChrysanthemumsA Clean, Well-Lighted PlaceMiss BrillSaintsThe ShunammiteLOVE AND DESIREA & PArabyThe ChrysanthemumsThe Handsomest Drowned Man in the WorldHappy EndingsA Haunted HouseHow to Talk to Girls at PartiesThe ShunammiteThe StormThe Story of an HourMACHISMO AND SEXISMA & PGreasy Lake10FICTION
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 15 preview imageThe Handsomest Drowned Man in the WorldThe ShunammiteSweatMAGIC AND THE OCCULTDeath Has an Appointment in SamarraGodfather DeathA Haunted HouseYoung Goodman BrownMARRIAGES (THE GOOD, THE BAD, AND THE UGLY)CathedralThe Gift of the MagiHappy EndingsA Haunted HouseThe ShunammiteThe StormThe Story of an HourSweatThe Yellow WallpaperMOTHER-CHILD RELATIONSHIPSEveryday UseGirlA Pair of TicketsRecitatifSaintsMULTICULTURAL PERSPECTIVESDead Men’s PathEveryday UseIndependenceA Pair of TicketsSaboteurThe ShunammiteSweatThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, ArizonaMURDERA Good Man Is Hard to FindThe Gospel According to MarkA Rose for EmilyThe Tell-Tale HeartSweatNATUREThe StormA Sound of ThunderTo Build a FireStories Arranged by Subject and Theme11
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Backpack Literature: An Introduction to Fiction, Poetry, Drama, and Writing, 6th Edition Solution Manual - Page 16 preview imagePRIDE BEFORE A FALLBarn BurningDead Men’s PathRACE, CLASS, AND CULTUREBarbie-QBarn BurningDead Men’s PathEveryday UseThe Gift of the MagiIndependenceA Pair of TicketsRecitatifThe ShunammiteSweatThis Is What It Means to Say Phoenix, ArizonaA Worn PathSIBLINGSEveryday UseA Pair of TicketsThe Parable of the Prodigal SonVICTIMS AND VICTIMIZERSA Good Man Is Hard to FindThe LawsuitSaboteurThe ShunammiteSweatThe Tell-Tale HeartWhere Are You Going, Where Have You Been?The Yellow WallpaperWARThe Things They CarriedTHE WISH TO LEAVE EVERYTHING AND RUN AWAYThe ChrysanthemumsThe Parable of the Prodigal SonSaintsWOMEN’S ASPIRATIONSThe ChrysanthemumsThe ShunammiteThe Yellow Wallpaper12FICTION
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