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Analyzing Language and Style in Plays
Analyze how a playwright's language choices and style contribute to the form and meaning of a dramatic work.
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Analyzing and Evaluating Dramatic Elements
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The learner will analyze and evaluate how dramatic elements such as theme, conflict, irony, language, and character arcs function within plays and live performances, and compare dramatic forms across cultural traditions.
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