Using the Reader Response theory of literature (Schools of Criticism and Literary Theory), analyze Hurston's literature in terms of foreshadowing and irony.
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Discussion Prompt:
Consider Foreshadowing and Irony (literary element).
Using the
Reader Response theory of literature (Schools of Criticism and Literary
Theory), analyze Hurston's literature in terms of foreshadowing and
irony. Your analysis of the elements used in Hurston's work must not be
a summary but will be, instead, an identification of the exact phrases
that represent foreshadowing and irony and how they both work together
to create the reading experience, the meaning of the work (and yes,
there can be multiple meanings). Go deep, and when you feel that you
all have gone as deep as you can, go deeper.
Post only ONE response for your entire group.
