Form can refer to both broad and specific types of literature. For example, form could refer to whether or not you are writing a novel, poetry, play, etc. It can also refer to things within these categories. Within poetry, for example, you have the haiku, the Sonnet, free verse, blank verse, etc. Even within sonnets you have Shakespearian and Petrarchan. Content is simply what is actually written. At times, form can dictate content. The sonnet form, for example, usually contains idealized romance or a deep non-romantic affection. At times, however, authors may choose to use unlikely content within a certain form to achieve an ironic effect. In "The Waste Land" for example, T.S. Eliot briefly slips into a sonnet form to relate a story of debased and mechanical love. Readers who are familiar with the sonnet form notice the contrast, and this foregrounds the perversity of Eliot's characters.
drama as literature is simply the written form of theatrical drama
a category of writing characterized by a particular style, form, or content
Content refers to the ideas in a poem and form refers to the structure.
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The main difference is the format , the drama is written in form of dialogues or it can be said as the screen play.
POETRY is the oldest form of literature
the plural form of content is "contents"
the difference is that a source is where u get it from and a form is the type of energy. the difference is that a source is where u get it from and a form is the type of energy.
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Form is the mathematical (so to speak) equation by which the written work follows. Style is "device" a work is calculated with. Less metaphors - form is a concrete definable formula for a work. Style is the writer's manner of expressing that formula or a variation within a form.
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