Ch.22 pgs.201-206 Blind for a Reason, You Know” “He’s For what reason(s) do authors choose to make characters blind in literature? Ch. 23 pgs. 207-212 Never Just Heart Disease...” “It’s What things can trouble” signify in literature? “heart Ch.24 pgs.213-225 Rarely Just Illness” “...And What are the governing the use of disease in works of literature”? “principles Ch. 25 pgs. 226-234 Read With Your Eyes” “Don’t Explain what Foster means by read with your eyes” “don’t About what does Foster warn readers? Ch. 26 pgs. 235-244 He Serious? And Other Ironies” “Is Explain what Foster means by trumps everything.” “irony Foster defines irony like this: irony chiefly involves, then, is “What ____________________________________________________________” Explain what he means by this. What are the three types of irony in literature?
Ch.22 pgs.201-206 “He’s Blind for a Reason, You Know” For what reason(s) do authors choose to make characters blind in literature? Ch. 23 pgs. 207-212 “It’s Never Just Heart Disease...” What things can “heart trouble” signify in literature? Ch.24 pgs.213-225 “...And Rarely Just Illness” What are the “principles governing the use of disease in works of literature”? Ch. 25 pgs. 226-234 “Don’t Read With Your Eyes” Explain what Foster means by “don’t read with your eyes” About what does Foster warn readers? Ch. 26 pgs. 235-244 “Is He Serious? And Other Ironies” Explain what Foster means by “irony trumps everything.” Foster defines irony like this: “What irony chiefly involves, then, is ____________________________________________________________” Explain what he means by this. What are the three types of irony in literature?
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