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AP English Literature & Composition

1The Art of Reading Literature 2Character, Narrator, and Voice 3Setting, Atmosphere, and Symbolic Landscape 4Structure, Form, and the Architecture of Narrative 5Figurative Language: Metaphor, Symbol, Irony, and Image 6The Short Story: Craft, Compression, and the Telling Detail 7Poetry Foundations: Sound, Meter, and Form 8Reading and Analyzing Poetry: Speaker, Tone, and Theme 9Drama: Staging, Soliloquy, and Dramatic Structure 10The Novel: Extended Narrative, Theme, and Literary Movements 11Literary Criticism: Reading Through Critical Lenses 12The Literary Analysis Essay: Structure, Thesis, and Evidence 13AP Prose Fiction Analysis FRQ: Strategies and Practice 14AP Poetry Analysis FRQ: Strategies, Practice, and Exam Review

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