What are the 7 elements of a masterpiece literary standards?

Answer 1

LITERARY STANDARDS

1.ARTISTRY - this is a quality which appeals to our sense of beauty.

2.INTELLECTUAL VALUE - a literary work stimulates thought. It enriches our mental life by making us realize fundamental truths about life and human nature.

3.SUGGESTIVENESS - this is the quality associated w/the emotional power of literature.

4.SPIRITUAL VALUE - Literature elevates the spirit by bringing out moral values which make us better persons.

5.PERMANENCE - a great work of literature endures.

6.UNIVERSALITY - great literature is timeless and timely.

7.STYLE - this is the peculiar way in which a writer sees life, forms his ideas and expresses them.

Answer 2

1.artistry. this quality which appeals to our sense of beauty.

2.intellectual value. a literary work stimulates thought. it enriches our mental life by making us realize fundamental truths about life and human nature.

3. suggestiveness. this is the quality associated with the emotional power of literature. great literature moves us deeply and stirs our feeling and imagination,giving and evoking visions above beyond the plane of ordinary life and experience.

4. spiritual value. literature elevates the spirit by bringing out moral values which make us better persons. the capacity to inspire us part of the spiritual value of literature.

5. permanence. a great work of literature endures. it can be read again and again as each reading gives fresh delight and new insights and opens new worlds of meaning and experience. it appeal is lasting.

6. university. great literature is timeless and timely. forever relevant, it appeals to one and all, anytime, anywhere because it deals with elemental feelings, fundamental truths, and universal conditions.

7. style. this is the peculiar way in which a writer sees life, forms his ideas and express them. great literature works are marked as much by their memorable substance as by their distinctive style. style should suit content.

Answer 3

The seven elements of literature are:

- Theme: The main idea of the work, or a specific message they author attempts to convey.

- Plot: What happens and why.

- Setting: The time, place, and the environment around the characters.

- Characters: The people who are used in the work, such as: protagonist, antagonist. Major characters and minor characters.

- Narrator: Who tells the story. It can be:

1) First person narrator: The narrator is a usually a character in the work. Pronouns such as "I" and "we" are used. Found in autobiographies and some fiction.

2) Second person narrator: When the narrator uses the pronoun "you." In effect, this comes across that the narrator is telling you the story.

3) Third person narrator: when the narrator uses the pronouns "he," "she," or "they." The third person narrator is the most versatile because it can tell the story from any time and place.

- Style: The language of the work where it is modern, old, easy, or difficult. Also, the techniques the author uses to convey his or her message.

- Symbols: Symbols represent things and ideas for something which they are not. For example, a character can be symbolic of a particular idea, or an object can be symbolic of a concept.

Answer 4

1. artistry

2. intellectual value

3. suggestiveness

4. spiritual value

5. permanence

6. universality

7. style

Answer 5

artistry