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Page 1: The Thousand and One Nights as a Mirror of Elite Society in the Abbasid Empire Honors – World Literature Week 6 Doc Holley

The Thousand and One Nightsas a Mirror of Elite Society in the Abbasid Empire

Honors – World Literature

Week 6

Doc Holley

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Vocabulary

• courtiers• elites• sectarian• folktales• caliphs• ostentation• tall tales• dais• jetty

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Describe the various settings.• Time

• Place

What was the author’s purpose for providing that information?

How does it contribute to the tales?

What adjectives are used to create the tone of the tales?

Settings

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Imagery

• Color is often used to create tone and develop a picture in the mind of the reader.

• What colors are used in the text?

• What emotions, ideas are associated with the colors?

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Figurative Language

• Simile• Hyperbole

How are the about literary devices used to describe things in the text? Provide textual support.

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Parts of Speech

Verbs can create tone within the text. List the action verbs.

• Organize and categorize them. • Describe how they are effective and then

analyze the authors use of them. • What information do the verbs provide to the

main ideas of the text?