- Adventure novel
- Children’s literature
- Comic novel
- Crime fiction
- Detective fiction
- Fable, Fairy tale, Folklore
- Fantasy literature
- Gothic fiction (initially synonymous with horror)
- Historical fiction
- Horror
- Medical novel
- Mystery fiction
- Philosophical novel
- Political fiction
- Romance novel
- Historical romance
- Saga, Family Saga
- Satire
- Science fiction.
- Thriller (Conspiracy fiction, Legal thriller, Psychological thriller , Spy fiction/Political thriller)
- Tragedy
Further to know about literature there are many themes and text are available, the following link explains unique thought about knowing literature and to understand:
www.und.nodak.edu/dept/linguistics/wp/1997Meyer.PDF
What is literature? A Definition Based on Prototypes by Jim Meyer
No definition of literature is really possible; perhaps not desirable either. What is literature can better be understood if we consider the following issues with the help of our actual experiences of reading:
* How is a work of literature?
* How is a story told in a work of fiction?
* Do the characters in a drama/novel resemble men and women in real life?
* Why has a play like Dr. Faustus or Hamlet attained universality? What makes the
‘Particular’ so ‘universal’ in literature?
* What devices of language and structure are employed in a work of literature?
This list of issues is perhaps inexhaustible. Hope you can initiate your investigation whichever way you find interesting. These provoked rhetoric questions linked literature with its elements in fiction and in drama Plot, Character, Setting, Theme, Structure, Point of view, Conflict, Diction & Foreshadowing. Poetry enhances the theme, the lyrics denoting Etc.
Literature is history. Its truth in recording the human experience far surpasses the accuracy of history books which are interpreted and reinterpreted by historians, and edited and reedited by the various powers who gain of the country in which these histories are written.
Napoleon himself stated that “History is a fable agreed upon.” In his famous “War and Peace,” Count Tolstoy writes a two-fold book: a narrative set against the background of the Napoleonic Wars and a commentary on what forces enter into history. In contrast to the contentions of many historians, Tolstoy dispels the theory of cause and effect in his reflections of the occurrences that constitute “historical events.”
He realizes that there is an internal force in human beings which affects a revolution, not a particular incident. History, much like his narrative, evolves from the hearts of man, Tolstoy purports. The famous French critic and philosopher from the Enlightenment Period, Denis Diderot wrote.
The truest history is full of falsehoods, and your romance if full of truths. Of paramount importance to any culture, literature is immortalized truth that is not tampered with; it is the veritable outpourings of men’s souls, a truth that is renewed over and over with the recordings of other poets and writers…………..
‘TODAY’S READERS ARE TOMORROW’S LEADERS’
Consequently, Literature is all about life and its aspects. Experiences, History, Culture, Ethics, Religion and Environment these are the most vital components for literature fabrication and generations.
Remaining the provoked ideas, literary work and details about literary work and artistic writings are established in defined categories and best links may approached to have better exercise and practice to be the best representative …………
Following phrases capture the true identity while explaining the ground reality of literary art, craft and gallery of production.
T-W-R-S-C-T
THINK
WRITE
READ
SPEAK
COMMUNICATE
TEACH
L-I-T-E-R-A-T-U-R-E
LITERATE LEADERS
INTELLIGENCE
TEACH, THEORY, THEORPY
EDUCATION, EVALUTION
ROLE
ADMIN, ADVENTURE, ADVANTAGE
TALENT
URGE
RULE
ENDEVOUR, EYE ON
