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a. An imaginative creation or

a pretense that does notrepresent actuality but hasbeen invented.

b. The act of inventing sucha creation or pretense.


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To most people "the latest fiction" means the

latest novels or stories rather than the mostrecently invented pretense or latest lie. Allthree senses of the word fictionpoint back toits source, Latin ficti , "the action of shaping,

a feigning, that which is feigned." Fictiin turnwas derived from fingere, "to make byshaping, feign, make up or invent a story orexcuse." Our first instance of fiction,

recorded in a work composed around 1412, wasused in the sense "invention of the mind, thatwhich is imaginatively invented." It is not afar step from this meaning to the sense

"imaginative literature," first recorded in15


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1.DRAMA

-the genre of literature thats

subject for composition is dramatic inthe way it is presented.

-it composed in verse or prose,usually for theatrical performance,where conflicts and emotion areexpressed through dialogue and action.


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2. POETRY

-verse and rhythmic writing w/ imagery

that evokes an emotional response from thereader.-the art is rhythmical in composition,

written or spoken.

-this genre of literature is for excitingpleasure by beautiful, imaginative, or elevatedthoughts.

3. FANTASY-the forming of mental images w/ strange

or other worldly settings or characters;fiction w/c invites suspension of reality.


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4. HUMOR

-the faculty of perceiving what is amusing

or comical. Fiction full of fun, fancy, andexcitement w/c meant to entertainment.-this genre of literature can actually be

seen and contained within all genres.

5.FABLE

-a story about supernatural orextraordinary people usually in the form ofnarration that demonstrates a useful truth.

-in this, animals often speak as humansthat are legendary and supernatural tales.


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6. FAIRY TALES/ WONDER TALES

-a kind of folktale of fable.

-sometimes the stories are about fairies ormagical creatures, usually for children.

7. SCIENCE FICTION-a story based on

impact of potential science, either actualor imagined.-is one of the genres of literature

that is set in the future or on otherplanets.


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8. REALISTIC FICTION

-a story that can actually happen and istrue to real story.

9. FOLKLORE

-are songs, stories, myths, and proverbsof a person of folk that was handed downby word of mouth.

-a genre of literature that is widely held,but false and based on unsubstantiatedbeliefs.


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10. HISTORICAL FICTION

-a story w/ fictional characters andevents in a historical setting.

11. HORROR-an overwhelming and painful feeling

caused by literature that is frightfullyshocking, terrifying, or revolting. Fiction in

w/c events evoke a feeling of dread in boththe characters and reader.


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12. TALL TALE-a humorous story w/ blatant exaggerations,

swaggering heroes who do the impossible w/ anhere of nonchalance.

13. LEGEND

-a story that sometimes of national or folkhero.-is based on fact but also includes imaginative

material.

14. SHORT STORY

-is fiction of such briefness that is notable to support any subplots.


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15. MYSTERY

-a genre of fiction that deals w/ the

solution of a crime or the unraveling ofsecrets. Anything that is kept secret orremains unexplained or unknown.

16. MYTHODOLOGY-a type of legend or traditional narrative.-is often based in part on historical

events, that reveals human behavior and

natural phenomena by its symbolism; oftenpertaining to the actions of gods. A body ofmyths, as that of a particular people or thatrelating to a particular person.


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