GOOD

MORNING
Student Teacher: Ma'am Nikka L. Duhaylungsod
Things to remember:

Unmute your microphone only when necessary.

Participate when your name is called.

Listen attentively.

Turn on your camera if you can.

Let's Recall!
Literary Approaches
A. Formalism Approach
B. Marxism Approach
C. Structuralism
D. Poststructuralism: Deconstruction
E. New Historicism
F. Feminism
Let's Recall!
1. What is Formalism
Approach?
Let's Recall!
1. What is Formalism
Approach?

Analyzing the
literary elements
Let's Recall!
2. What is Marxism
Approach?
Let's Recall!
2. What is Marxism
Approach?

Role of power,
politics, and money
Let's Recall!
3. What is Structuralism?
Let's Recall!
3. What is Structuralism?

Contrasting elements
Let's Recall!
4. What is Poststructuralism:
Deconstruction?
Let's Recall!
4. What is Poststructuralism:
Deconstruction?

Binary Approach
Let's Recall!
5. What is New Historicism?
Let's Recall!
5. What is New Historicism?

a literary work should

be considered a product
of the time, place, and
historical circumstances
of its composition
Let's Recall!
6. What is Feminism?
Let's Recall!
6. What is Feminism?

analyzes textual
representations from
the woman’s
perspective
 Fix my Name!
Instructions: Arrange the letters
displayed on the screen with the
help of the clues given.

Example:
1. CHEARTE
Clue: A person who is able to explain and demonstrate concepts in a
variety of ways for a variety of different learners and learning
styles
 Fix my Name!
Instructions: Arrange the letters
displayed on the screen with the
help of the clues given.

Example:
1. CHEARTE
Clue: A person who is able to explain and demonstrate concepts in a
variety of ways for a variety of different learners and learning
styles

Answer: TEACHER
Fix my Name!
1. CANMARIE LATERUTERI
Clue: It is the body of written works produced in
the English language in the United States.
Fix my Name!
1. CANMARIE LATERUTERI
Clue: It is the body of written works produced in
the English language in the United States.

Answer: American Literature

Fix my Name!
2. XPRESEMISONIS
Clue: It is a trend where writers bring the
internal feelings and experiences of the characters
to the surface and illustrate the character’s
state of mind as clearly as possible.
Fix my Name!
2. XPRESEMISONIS
Clue: It is a trend where writers bring the
internal feelings and experiences of the characters
to the surface and illustrate the character’s
state of mind as clearly as possible.

Answer: Expressionism
Fix my Name!

3. CIMOC KOOB
Clue: It is a combination of frames, words, and
pictures to convey meaning and tell a story.
Fix my Name!

3. CIMOC KOOB
Clue: It is a combination of frames, words, and
pictures to convey meaning and tell a story.

Answer: Comic Book

Fix my Name!
4. GRCIPHA VELSON
Clue: It has a minimum of 50 pages and is bound
either soft or hardcover.
Fix my Name!
4. GRCIPHA VELSON
Clue: It has a minimum of 50 pages and is bound
either soft or hardcover.

Answer: Graphic Novels

Fix my Name!
5. ROVEC MIGAE
Clue: It is meant to catch the reader’s attention
and usually depicts a scene from the book.
Fix my Name!
5. ROVEC MIGAE
Clue: It is meant to catch the reader’s attention
and usually depicts a scene from the book.

Answer: Cover Image

 Week 12:

Literary Genres, Traditions, and

Forms from Different National
Literature and Culture of
North America
identify the different 21st
century authors and different
parts of a comic book

Objectives:
internalize the components of a
comic book in comparing it to a
graphic novel

write a reflective essay to

compare and contrast the
literary texts before and now
The Beginnings of American Literature

17th Century

The Arrival of English-speaking Europeans

John Smith wrote literary texts to explain the
colonizing activities and worship of America as a land
of economic promise.
All 17th-century American writings were written in
the manner of British writings of the same period.
The Beginnings of American Literature

18th Century
Some writers carried on the older traditions.
However, other authors focused more on showing
daily records of life.
The American Revolution emphasized the differences
between British and American concepts and ideologies.
Poetry became a powerful weapon during the
American Revolution as writers state arguments and
praise their heroes in verses and songs.
At the end of the 18th century, dramas and novels
with historical importance were produced.
The Beginnings of American Literature

19th Century
William Cullen Bryant, Washington Irving, James
Fenimore Cooper, and Edgar Allan Poe initiated a
great half-century of literary development in the 19th
century.
The authors who became prominent in the 1830s up
until the end of the civil war did their work in a new
spirit.
The Civil War was a turning point in U.S. history and
a new way of living.
The Beginnings of American Literature

19th Century
Writers of many types of works contributed to a
great body of literature that flourished between the
Civil War and 1914—literature of social revolt.
Literary forms were varied leading to radical
technical experiments of writers.
The Beginnings of American Literature

20th Century
American novelists were expanding fiction to
encompass both high and low life and realism.
Literary pieces after World War II were described
as a second flowering of American writing which
offers rich variety and new maturity.
Contemporary American literature has broad
parameters but postmodernism has been found as the
commonality of literary writings in this period.
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

1. Jennie S. Redling

Awards she received:

BMI's Jerry Harrington
Musical Theatre Award for
Outstanding Creative
Achievement as a Librettist
National Stanley Drama
Award
Arlene R. and William P.
Lewis Playwriting Award for
Women
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

1. Jennie S. Redling

Her musical, “My Heart is the Drum”, was

selected for presentation at the 2013 National
Alliance for Musical Theatre Festival of New
Musicals in New York City and Seattle’s Village
Theatre Festival of New Musicals in 2014.
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

Scent by Jennie S. Redling

My fingers
Stroke old artwork,
Programs I designed once to
Align myself with small theatre companies
Where I, in fact, longed to act,
Frail now and filed away atop a closet
Unable to disengage, I’ve
Allowed them life out of sight
But this morning I lightly breathe
The scent of sadness
And dread arising
Surprisingly from these leftovers
Of that forsaken
Time when I was
A glass blown to
A hair’s breadth
Aching for life to
Pervade me, or simply consolation
Failing to find
What sent me searching,
I swiftly press the pages
Into their folder, to close tight again
Against the bite of
Fresh, trenchant
Memory.
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

2. Debra “Debbie” Wiess

She is a playwright,
screenwriter, poet, and author
of short stories, writing in both
English and French.
A published author and member
of the Dramatist Guild.
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

3. Coni Ciongoli Koepfinger

She is a playwright, Librettist,
Artist, and Educator.
She has created
DETERMINED WOMEN, a
monthly feature that
interviews women who share
stories to encourage and
inspire.
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

4. Joseph Michael Straczynski

An American television and film

screenwriter, producer and
director, and comic book writer.
He is the founder of Studio JMS.
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

4. Joseph Michael Straczynski

Babylon 5 Crusade (1999) Jeremiah Sense8

(1993–1998) (2002–2004) (2015–2018)
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

4. Joseph Michael Straczynski

Changeling (2008) Ninja Assassin Underworld: World War Z

(2009) Awakening (2012) (2013)
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

4. Joseph Michael Straczynski

From 2001 to 2007, Straczynski wrote Marvel
Comics' The Amazing Spider-Man, followed by runs
on Thor and Fantastic Four.
 Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature

4. Joseph Michael Straczynski

THE AMAZING SPIDER-

MAN VOL. 2 #36
(THE BLACK ISSUE):
STAND TALL
Writer: J. Michael Straczynski
Penciler: John Romita Jr
Inker: Scott Hana
Colorist: Dan Kemp
Letterers: Richard Starkings &
Wes Abbott
Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature
Featured Writers of 21st Century American
Literature
 COMIC BOOK and GRAPHIC NOVELS

Comic Book
It is any format that uses a combination of frames,
words, and pictures to convey meaning and tell a
story.
It uses static images, sectioned into panels, to convey
meaning. In some cases, there are no words at all.

Graphic Novel
It has a minimum of 50 pages and is bound either
soft or hardcover.
PARTS OF A COMIC BOOK COVER PAGE

1. Publisher
– The name of the company responsible for
publishing the book.

2. Main Title
– The title of the comic denoting the series it
belongs to.

3. Credits
– Lists the contributors to the book.
PARTS OF A COMIC BOOK COVER PAGE

4. Subtitle
– Title of the individual issue.

5. Cover Image
– Meant to catch the reader’s attention. Usually
depicts a scene from the book.
PARTS OF A COMIC BOOK COVER PAGE
PARTS OF A COMIC BOOK COVER PAGE
PARTS OF A COMIC BOOK COVER PAGE
 PARTS OF COMIC PAGE

1. Panels
– squares or rectangles
that contain a single
scene.

2. Gutters
– space between panels
 PARTS OF COMIC PAGE

3. Dialogue Balloons
– contain conversations
between characters

4. Thought Balloons
– contain the thoughts
of a single character
 PARTS OF COMIC PAGE

5. Captions
– contain information about
a scene or a character

6. Sound Effects
– visual sound cues (i.e.
whap, pow, boom, zip)
 Class
The Beginnings of American
Literature Recap
Featured Writers of 21st
Century American Literature

Comic Book and Graphic

Novels
 Assessment

Part I. Identify whether each

statement is true or false.
The Google Form link will be
Part II. Identify the parts of
sent to your class group
a comic book the image
chat.
depicts.
Deadline: Friday, 11:59 PM
 Asynchronous Task
Instructions: Write a reflective essay with a
minimum of 200 words and a maximum of
300 words. Compare and contrast the
literary texts in the past and in the present.

Deadline: April 4, 2022 at 11:59 PM

Format: A4, Arial 12, Single Spacing,
file must be in PDF

Upload your essay to Google Drive.

The Google Drive link will be sent to
your class group chat.
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YOU
See you next time!