Backgrounds to world literature

Title
Backgrounds to world literature

Summary
Classics have reflected the thinking of ancient times and have shaped the thinking of modern times. Classics are especially important for Christians, who are exhorted to "approve all things that are excellent" (Philippians 1:10) and things of eternal value. "Backgrounds to World Literature" introduces the short story, poetry, and the essay, as well as the traditional literary devices of characterization, plot, theme, setting, figurative language, rhyme, and rhythm.

Year Published
1992

Series
Classics for Christians. Volume 1.

Physical Description
500 p. : ill. (some col.) ; 24 cm.

Edition
Rev. ed.

Note
"A Beka book."
 
Includes indexes.

Subject
Literature -- Collections.

Added Author
Anderson, Jan.

Summary
Classics have reflected the thinking of ancient times and have shaped the thinking of modern times. Classics are especially important for Christians, who are exhorted to "approve all things that are excellent" (Philippians 1:10) and things of eternal value. "Backgrounds to World Literature" introduces the short story, poetry, and the essay, as well as the traditional literary devices of characterization, plot, theme, setting, figurative language, rhyme, and rhythm.

Publisher
Pensacola, Fla. : Pensacola Christian College, 1992.


LibraryCall NumberTypeItem BarcodeStatus
Edmonton Christian HighTRC 808.8 BACTeacher resource30905000089494Teacher Materials