AFK1501 Assignment 2 (DETAILED ANSWERS) Semester 1 2025 - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED - DISTINCTION GUARANTEED Answers, guidelines, workings and references,... vQuestion 1: Literary Fiction and Dorado by Tom Dreyer Write an essay of about 1000 to 1200 words in which you describe literary fiction as a prose genre Discuss and then why Dorado by Tom Dreyer is an example of this. In your essay, refer to the following: AFK1506 • What is literary fiction? • What are the elements (building blocks) of Literature? • In your opinion, why Tom Dreyer's novel Dorado is an example of a literary fiction text? • What is the structure of the novel? (Tip: Study the six storylines in the study guide on p. 14.) • How does the structure of the novel contribute to the tension in the story? AFK1502 Tip: In order to successfully answer the question, you need to have thorough knowledge of the content discussed in Learning Units 1 and 2. Study Unit 1 about what is literary fiction, as well as for the thorough discussion of how to analyze a literary text. Then use these skills along with the discussion of Dorado in Learning Unit 2 to tackle the question. Carefully study the following marking rubric that will be used to write your essay evaluate, as well as the detailed guidelines that follow it. Question 2: The radio drama Work carefully through Learning Unit 3 and read Cruywagen's introduction to Dreamship and others radiodramas (available as e-reserve). Then answer the following questions about the radio drama/audition as a genre: 2.1 Explain in your own words what is the difference between an auditory play and a radio drama text. (2) 2.2 Can an audition play be performed without a radio drama text? (1) AFK1503 2.3 How are the narrative elements of the auditory play communicated to the listener? (1) 2.4 Complete the following sentence: Based on the above, we can therefore say that the hearing game relies on _________ transmission. (1) 2.5 How are consonants and technical directions in the radio drama text in general indicated? (3) 2.6 What do we refer to when we speak of “montages of acoustics”? (2) 2.7 What is meant when we talk about the performance orientation of the radio drama text? ( 3) 2.8 For what main reason can a radio drama not be too long? (1) Subtotal: Question 2 [14] Question 3: Poetry AFK1504 Work carefully through Learning Unit 4. Then answer the following questions about poetry as a genre: 3.1 In what ways does poetry as a genre overlap strongly with radio drama/audio play? (1) 3.2 When analyzing a poem, we try to answer three questions. What are these questions? (3) 3.3 Explain in your own word what we mean when we describe poems as “compact word artworks”. (3) 3.4 List three types of repetition found in poetry. (3) 3.5 TRUE or FALSE: The poetry consists of sentences and paragraphs. (1)
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