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21 Century

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Literature
21st Century Literature
Defining 21st Century Literature:
• New literary work created within
the last decade.
• It is written by contemporary
authors.
• It deals with current themes and
issues.
• It reflects a technological culture.
• It often breaks traditional writing
rules.
Characteristics of a 21 st
Century 21st Century Literature

Reader/ Learner:
• They grew up using technology as a
primary learning tool.
• They are capable of navigating and
interpreting digital formats and
media messages.
• Possess literacy skills which
include technological abilities such
as keyboarding, internet
navigation, and decipher graphics.
21st Century Literature

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Literary Genres

Past and Future Quiz


21st Century Literature
1.Chick Lit
- addresses issues of modern
womanhood, often humorous and
light-hearted
- features female protagonist whose
womanhood is heavily thematized in
the plot
21st Century Literature

2. Flash Fiction
- fictional works of relative
brevity
- “short short story, micro
fiction, micro-narrative and sudden
fiction”
21st Century Literature

3.Speculative Fiction
- a broad genre that encompasses
stories that take place in imaginary

world
- a result of one or more
“what if” questions
21st Century Literature

A.Science Fiction
- deals mainly with the impact of
actual or imagined science
21st Century Literature

B. Fantasy
- uses magic and supernatural
elements in plot, theme, and
setting
21st Century Literature
C. Contemporary Fantasy

- stories set in our present day world

- magic or magical beings could be


leaking in our world from another but
the main characters would remain in our
world for the story
21st Century Literature

D. Dark Fantasy
- A combination of fantasy
and horror
21st Century Literature
E. Super Natural Fiction
-type of stories remove all elements
that fall under fantasy and horror, and
embrace super natural elements that
considered common place in the
natural world
21st Century Literature

F. Superhero Fiction
- has a character with
superhuman abilities that come
up against villains trying to take
over the world
21st Century Literature

G. Utopian Fiction
- stories that envision an
ideal society
- presents a world that is
ideally perfect
21st Century Literature

H. Dystopian Fiction
- stories that take place in a
futuristic society that is repressive or
controlled, often under the disguise of
being perfect
-the characters live in a real life
nightmare
21st Century Literature

I.Apocalyptic Fiction
-stories concerned with the
end of civilization
21st Century Literature

J. Post-apocalyptic Fiction
- stories set in a civilization
after an apocalyptic event, or
perhaps years later
21st Century Literature

K. Alternate History
- story that messes up with the
history of the world
21st Century Literature

4. Doodle Fiction
- the author incorporates doodle
drawings and hand written
graphics in place of traditional font
21st Century Literature

5. Digital Media Text


- refers to any media product
- digitalized content: texts, audio,
video graphics

Types of Digital Media:

1.Podcast
2.Ebooks
3.Digital Story
4.Vlog
21st Century Literature

6. Creative Non-Fiction
- the genre is simple, and
accurate as “True stories well
told.”
21st Century Literature

7. Hyperpoetry
- a form of digital poetry that
uses links using hypertext mark-up
- the link means the poem has
no set order
21st Century Literature

8. Blog
- a website containing short
articles called posts that are
changed regularly
21st Century Literature

9. Textula
- usually consisting of
two stanzas, it is sent as a
direct communication to a
person close to the sender
21st Century Literature

10. Meta Fiction


- a fiction that “self-
consciously addresses the
devices of fiction.”
21st Century Literature

11. Manga
- Japanese word of
comics
21st Century Literature

12. Ghost Stories


- specific kind of stories in the
horror
fiction genre
-features a ghost as one of its
characters
21st Century Literature

13. Graphic Novels


- combining words and
images

involves fiction and nonfiction


21st Century Literature

14. Testimonio
- traces its origin to
autobiographical literature
- it is an authentic narrative, told
by a witness
21st Century Literature

15. Fliptop / Rap Battle


- contemporary type of poetry
which traces
its origin to the hip-hop
culture
21st Century Literature

16. Photographic Essay


- a series of pictures that
evokes an emotion, conveys an
idea or tells a story.
21st Century Literature

17. Memoir
- sub-genre of creative non-
fiction
- involves a public portion
of a the writer’s life
21st Century Literature

18. Spoken Word Poetry


- a poetry intended for
performance on stage for a
live audience
21st Century Literature

19. Theatrical Adaptation


- a genre wherein a
story from another medium
is rewritten to conform to
the elements of a theatre
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