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What is the definition of a Detective Novel?
What is the definition of a Detective Novel?
- A novel focusing on the emotions of the characters.
- A story where a detective solves a crime using clues. (correct)
- A tale about social problems within a society.
- A historical account of past events.
What does a Psychological Novel emphasize?
What does a Psychological Novel emphasize?
Interior characterization and internal action.
A Sociological Novel presents a thesis as a resolution to a __________ problem.
A Sociological Novel presents a thesis as a resolution to a __________ problem.
social
What reflects an overindulgence in emotion and optimism about humanity?
What reflects an overindulgence in emotion and optimism about humanity?
What issue does a Propaganda Novel deal with?
What issue does a Propaganda Novel deal with?
What characterizes a Historical Novel?
What characterizes a Historical Novel?
A Novel of Manners is dominated by social customs, __________, conventions, and habits of a definite social class.
A Novel of Manners is dominated by social customs, __________, conventions, and habits of a definite social class.
What does a Novel of Character emphasize?
What does a Novel of Character emphasize?
A Novel of Incident has a structure loose, with emphasis on thrilling __________ rather than on characterization.
A Novel of Incident has a structure loose, with emphasis on thrilling __________ rather than on characterization.
What is portrayed in a Novel of the Soil?
What is portrayed in a Novel of the Soil?
What defines a Picaresque Novel?
What defines a Picaresque Novel?
What chief characteristics are found in a Gothic Novel?
What chief characteristics are found in a Gothic Novel?
What does an Apprenticeship Novel recount?
What does an Apprenticeship Novel recount?
A Stream-of-Consciousness Novel focuses on the flow of __________ of one or more of its characters.
A Stream-of-Consciousness Novel focuses on the flow of __________ of one or more of its characters.
A Problem Novel derives interest from solving a central problem.
A Problem Novel derives interest from solving a central problem.
How is the narrative carried forward in an Epistolary Novel?
How is the narrative carried forward in an Epistolary Novel?
What is a Kunstlerroman?
What is a Kunstlerroman?
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Study Notes
Types of Novels
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Detective Novel: Involves a detective solving a crime, typically a murder, by interpreting clues and evidence.
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Psychological Novel: Focuses on character development, exploring internal motivations and actions influenced by external events.
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Sociological Novel: Examines societal structures and their impact on characters, often presenting a thesis to address a specific social issue.
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Sentimental Novel: Known as the Novel of Sensibility; emphasizes strong emotions and humanity's inherent goodness, often countering Calvinistic views of human nature.
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Propaganda Novel: Addresses political, social, or economic issues with a potential doctrinaire solution, aiming to influence public opinion.
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Historical Novel: Recreates a specific past era, providing context and authenticity to characters and events drawn from history.
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Novel of Manners: Focuses on the social customs, conventions, and behaviors of a specific social class, highlighting societal interactions.
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Novel of Character: Centered on character development over plot events; aims to provide deep insights into individuals rather than dramatic action.
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Novel of Incident: Characterized by episodic action where plot and character development take a back seat; prioritizes thrilling experiences over tight narrative structure.
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Novel of the Soil: A form of Regionalism that starkly portrays the harsh realities of life for individuals in rural settings.
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Picaresque Novel: Autobiographical in nature, this narrative follows a lower-class rascal navigating life through cleverness instead of hard work.
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Gothic Novel: Merges elements of magic, mystery, and chivalric themes, creating an atmosphere filled with suspense.
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Apprenticeship Novel: Chronicles the youthful journey of a sensitive protagonist discovering life's meaning, aiming for personal growth and philosophical insight.
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Stream-of-Consciousness Novel: Captures the continuous flow of thoughts and feelings of characters, reflecting their inner experiences.
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Problem Novel: Gains interest from addressing a central dilemma, sometimes overlapping with propaganda themes to convey social messages.
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Epistolary Novel: Progresses through letters exchanged among characters, providing a unique perspective on the narrative and events.
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Kunstlerroman: A specific type of apprenticeship novel focusing on the artistic journey of a protagonist from childhood to maturity, exploring their creative calling.
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