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Teste do Conhecimmento - Seminários em Ling. Inglesa - Discurso literário - 2018-1 Aula 7 - LITERATURE AND SPECIFICITY Ref.: 201502957266 1a Questão Mark the option which best completes the sentence: Proença Filho (2009) identifies--------------------- as a major trait that contributes to the uniqueness of the literary texts. simplicity organization complexity functionality features Ref.: 201502491069 2a Questão Below you have the following major traits that contribute to the uniqueness of the literary language, EXCEPT for Respeito incondicional ao significado literal das palavras Predomínio da conotação; Complexidade; Multissignificação; Liberdade na criação; Ref.: 201502947990 3a Questão In -------------------, Joyce suggests that the experience of frustrated desire for love and new experiences is common to most people. Araby Diamonds Hamlet Desire The prince and the pauper Ref.: 201502962085 4a Questão That ´s the power of literature. It might present us ------ experiences, but then it makes them seem strangely peculiar so that we can look at them from a different perspective. logical romantic familiar rural urban Ref.: 201502491067 5a Questão Think about the concept of specificity in relation to literature and choose the CORRECT alternative: the uniqueness of literary texts comes from the strict obedience of the boundaries of everyday language. This special use of words enables the writer to go beyond the mere semantic level and uncover the mysteries of the human condition right before our eyes. the uniqueness of literary texts comes from a transcension of the boundaries of everyday language. This special use of words enables the writer to get attached to the mere semantic level and uncover the mysteries of the human condition right before our eyes. the uniqueness of literary texts comes from a transcension of the boundaries of everyday language. This special use of words does not enable the writer to go beyond the mere semantic level and uncover the mysteries of the human condition right before our eyes. the uniqueness of literary texts comes from a transcension of the boundaries of everyday language. This special use of words enables the writer to go beyond the mere semantic level and uncover the mysteries of the human condition right before our eyes. the uniqueness of literary texts does not come from a transcension of the boundaries of everyday language. This special use of words enables the writer to go beyond the mere semantic level and uncover the mysteries of the human condition right before our eyes. Ref.: 201502491072 6a Questão It¿s clear to see that this is an example of a non-literary use of language, mainly due to the following reasons, EXCEPT for Most of the vocabulary is familiar The sentences are simple, literal It is direct and specialized There is only one level of meaning; It is totally marked by subjectivity Ref.: 201502491078 7a Questão Choose the alternative that refer to literary text A literary text is a written work, generally a list, that is seen as not worthwhile body of work. Seen differently by different theorists, literary texts are works of literature that convey a message A literary text are onlyoral works, generally a narrative, that is seen as a worthwhile body of work. Seen differently by different theorists, literary texts are works of literature that convey a message A literary text is a written work, generally a narrative, that is seen as a worthwhile body of work. Seen differently by different theorists, literary texts are works of literature that do not convey a message A literary text is a written work, generally a narrative, that is seen as a worthwhile body of work. Seen equally by theorists, literary texts are works of literature that convey a message A literary text is a written work, generally a narrative, that is seen as a worthwhile body of work. Seen differently by different theorists, literary texts are works of literature that convey a message 1
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