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Drama Specific Vocabulary

There is a very good chance that at some point, you will study drama in your Language and Literature course. In addition to broader authorial choices found in fiction such characterization, setting, theme, and plot development, you should also know some genre specific terminology for discussing drama. This list, while not exhaustive - and does not include Shakespeare specific terms - is a good starting place. For...


Tags: literary terms, terminology, drama, authorial chocies

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