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My email is jbroems@portchesterschools.org. Thank you so much! Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: lissynikki (14 month(s) ago) I love this powerpoint! May I downlad it for my language arts class? mhibbs@putnamschools.org Saving..... Post Reply Close By: tccampa (14 month(s) ago) Yes, definitely--it is set to "public" so anyone can download. Feel free to use or modify for educational purposes. Saving..... Edit Comment Close loading.... See all Premium member Presentation Transcript Setting : Setting When and where a story takes place Slide 2: As the place of fiction, setting is generally a physical locale that shapes a story's mood, its emotional aura or quality. Slide 3: Real or imaginary, concrete or symbolic, a moment or an eternity, setting is the dramatic backdrop for a story. Why is Setting Important? : Why is Setting Important? Setting is important because... : Setting is important because... Setting reveals prevailing atmosphere or mood If the time or place setting of the story changes, consider how the changes alter the outcome of the story. Setting is important because... : setting shows internal and external conflicts setting highlights potential contrasts between characters or ideas Setting is important because... Setting is important because... : setting can determine the fate of the protagonist setting reflects character and often embodies theme. Setting is important because... Slide 8: If Victor Frankenstein does all of his experiments in "a solitary chamber, or rather a cell, at the top of the house, and separated from all the other apartments by a staircase" we might conclude that there is something anti-social, isolated, and stale, maybe even unnatural, about his project and his way of learning. Roles of Setting How does Setting function in literature? : Roles of Setting How does Setting function in literature? Roles of Setting: : Roles of Setting: as a mirror to reflect what is going on inside the characters as a mold to shape the characters into who they are Setting may also act... : Setting may also act... as a challenge providing a test for the character to reveal his or her true self as an alien setting that creates a sense of exile and loss Setting may also act... : as an escape which allows more whimsical and fantastic parts of the character to be expressed. Setting may also act... Another impact of setting: : An external force may enter the setting and change it, causing conflict for the characters. Another impact of setting: Setting may also act... : Setting may also act... As an antagonist, causing conflict with the main character Slide 15: Two settings may also come into conflict with each other, causing conflict in the characters who must live in them and perhaps have to choose between them. Types of Setting : Types of Setting Physical Setting Geographical Setting Cultural Setting Historical Setting Physical Setting : Physical Setting Time of day Season Weather / Temperature Indoors/Outdoors Physical Setting: : Physical Setting: Type of room/building Objects Colors Imagery—5 senses Geographical Setting : Geographical Setting Location, including country (Japan, Mexico, Scotland) region (north/south, upper/lower end) state/ city neighborhood street floor/level (basement, attic etc...) urban / rural / suburban Cultural Setting: the values, ideals, and attitudes of a place : Cultural Setting: the values, ideals, and attitudes of a place Physical Cultural Setting & Non-Physical Cultural Setting Physical Cultural Setting: : Physical Cultural Setting: Dialogue Clothing Iconography Routines Decoration All of these factors establish the physical cultural setting Non-physical cultural setting: : Non-physical cultural setting: Education Social standing Economic class Religious belief These factors establish the non-physical cultural setting Historical Setting : Historical Setting Time period/Year Reign of a leader or President Role of government Major historical events These historical factors can establish a psychological or sociological understanding of behaviors and attitudes. Historical Setting : Historical Setting More Historical factors: Transportation Crop yield Epidemics Wars Economy Natural disasters A note about time: : A note about time: Clock time: this can be used to provide suspense or create certain moods or feelings—time is also an important literary symbol. Seasonal time: the seasons or a span of time associated with a particular activity may be important as a symbol. Slide 26: "Every story would be another story, and unrecognizable if it took up its characters and plot and happened somewhere else... Fiction depends for its life on place. Place is the crossroads of circumstance, the proving ground of, What happened? Who's here? Who's coming?..." --Eudora Welty How will your setting function? : How will your setting function? End of presentation. You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.
Setting tccampa Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINT lite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 10384 Category: Education License: All Rights Reserved Like it (21) Dislike it (0) Added: February 17, 2009 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 21 Presentation Description NEW & UPDATED (Nov. 19, 2010) Presentation on different types of setting in literature. I updated this presentation to make it cleaner and more visually appealing. Please feel free to download/use/modify for educational purposes. The presentation is set to "public" for downloading. If Thanks! Comments Posting comment... By: anmartz21 (4 month(s) ago) Hi, I see that you've had several requests for an emailed copy of this powerpoint. I've had trouble downloading the file even though it is set to public. If possible, please email me a copy @ amartinez18@bak.rr.com. Saving..... Post Reply Close By: tccampa (4 month(s) ago) I do my best to accommodate all requests...I will send this to you today. Thanks. Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: laurenguzzino (4 month(s) ago) I agree, this is fantastic but I couldn't get it to downlaod either. If someone could e-mail it to me I would appreciate it very much! Thank you! laurenguzzino@yahoo.com Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: sunflowerponce (5 month(s) ago) Couldn't download! Can you please email me an attachment! Thought it was marvelous! sunflowerponce@hotmail.com Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: jbroems (13 month(s) ago) Love the powerpoint! May I use it for my Language Arst Class? My email is jbroems@portchesterschools.org. Thank you so much! Saving..... Post Reply Close Saving..... Edit Comment Close By: lissynikki (14 month(s) ago) I love this powerpoint! May I downlad it for my language arts class? mhibbs@putnamschools.org Saving..... Post Reply Close By: tccampa (14 month(s) ago) Yes, definitely--it is set to "public" so anyone can download. Feel free to use or modify for educational purposes. Saving..... Edit Comment Close loading.... See all Premium member Presentation Transcript Setting : Setting When and where a story takes place Slide 2: As the place of fiction, setting is generally a physical locale that shapes a story's mood, its emotional aura or quality. Slide 3: Real or imaginary, concrete or symbolic, a moment or an eternity, setting is the dramatic backdrop for a story. Why is Setting Important? : Why is Setting Important? Setting is important because... : Setting is important because... Setting reveals prevailing atmosphere or mood If the time or place setting of the story changes, consider how the changes alter the outcome of the story. Setting is important because... : setting shows internal and external conflicts setting highlights potential contrasts between characters or ideas Setting is important because... Setting is important because... : setting can determine the fate of the protagonist setting reflects character and often embodies theme. Setting is important because... Slide 8: If Victor Frankenstein does all of his experiments in "a solitary chamber, or rather a cell, at the top of the house, and separated from all the other apartments by a staircase" we might conclude that there is something anti-social, isolated, and stale, maybe even unnatural, about his project and his way of learning. Roles of Setting How does Setting function in literature? : Roles of Setting How does Setting function in literature? Roles of Setting: : Roles of Setting: as a mirror to reflect what is going on inside the characters as a mold to shape the characters into who they are Setting may also act... : Setting may also act... as a challenge providing a test for the character to reveal his or her true self as an alien setting that creates a sense of exile and loss Setting may also act... : as an escape which allows more whimsical and fantastic parts of the character to be expressed. Setting may also act... Another impact of setting: : An external force may enter the setting and change it, causing conflict for the characters. Another impact of setting: Setting may also act... : Setting may also act... As an antagonist, causing conflict with the main character Slide 15: Two settings may also come into conflict with each other, causing conflict in the characters who must live in them and perhaps have to choose between them. Types of Setting : Types of Setting Physical Setting Geographical Setting Cultural Setting Historical Setting Physical Setting : Physical Setting Time of day Season Weather / Temperature Indoors/Outdoors Physical Setting: : Physical Setting: Type of room/building Objects Colors Imagery—5 senses Geographical Setting : Geographical Setting Location, including country (Japan, Mexico, Scotland) region (north/south, upper/lower end) state/ city neighborhood street floor/level (basement, attic etc...) urban / rural / suburban Cultural Setting: the values, ideals, and attitudes of a place : Cultural Setting: the values, ideals, and attitudes of a place Physical Cultural Setting & Non-Physical Cultural Setting Physical Cultural Setting: : Physical Cultural Setting: Dialogue Clothing Iconography Routines Decoration All of these factors establish the physical cultural setting Non-physical cultural setting: : Non-physical cultural setting: Education Social standing Economic class Religious belief These factors establish the non-physical cultural setting Historical Setting : Historical Setting Time period/Year Reign of a leader or President Role of government Major historical events These historical factors can establish a psychological or sociological understanding of behaviors and attitudes. Historical Setting : Historical Setting More Historical factors: Transportation Crop yield Epidemics Wars Economy Natural disasters A note about time: : A note about time: Clock time: this can be used to provide suspense or create certain moods or feelings—time is also an important literary symbol. Seasonal time: the seasons or a span of time associated with a particular activity may be important as a symbol. Slide 26: "Every story would be another story, and unrecognizable if it took up its characters and plot and happened somewhere else... Fiction depends for its life on place. Place is the crossroads of circumstance, the proving ground of, What happened? Who's here? Who's coming?..." --Eudora Welty How will your setting function? : How will your setting function? End of presentation.