Exploring structure in Murakami's ‘After Dark’
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I can identify and comment on the effect of interesting structural features in ‘After Dark’.
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Structure refers to the way a text has been organised.
Different structural features can have different effects on the reader.
Interesting structural features in 'After Dark' are the perspective choice, repetition and the creation of suspense.
After identifying a structural feature in a text, it is important to discuss its effect.
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