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systematic representation of a particular set of beliefs by the use of another set of images/characters and/or events; the literal story or description represents an implied meaning often socio-political or religious.
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very short prose or verse narrative that has a non-specific species (ie horse or fly) who interact with the environment/each other/generic humans with the purpose of teaching a lesson that may/may not be clear at the end
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when the author lists a large number of related items
work where a child breaks a rule and receives severe punishment for it, often death.
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combination of sequential visual art and print text
-narrative form
-often controversial subject matter or approach
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-sub-genre
-primary world protagonists travel to a secondary world with different natural laws
-usually returning at the end of the story
-ie Harry Potter or Narnia
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-sub-genre
-primary world protagonists travel to secondary world with different natural laws
-usually returning at the end of the story
-ie Harry Potter or Narnia
-the practice or quality of conveying a lesson
-didactic literature focuses on teaching audience a lesson
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-old and oral short narrative
-repetitive patterns
-magic/humor
-transformation/dismemberment
-started being collected in the 18th C
-when they started writing new ones
form of writing that contains characters, events, settings etc that most people in the normal world would deem impossible
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