VIDEO: How to Write a Literary Discussion

The literary discussion, or also text-based discussion, deals with the overall overview of the work, its creation and usually raises a question which needs to be answered. You have the opportunity to express your own point of view and to substantiate it with the help of the text. If you write a literary discussion, it is, like the free discussion, divided into three parts.

Structure of the literary discussion

• The literary discussion is divided into three main parts: the beginning, the main part and the end. Each of these three parts has a specific function.
• The beginning or the introduction deals with the basic things, such as the author and the time in which the work was created and thus which people play an important role in the plot to play.
• If you write briefly and concisely in the introduction, the main part is divided into three important parts. These are the analysis, the linguistic means, and the discussion itself.
• In the end, an assessment or decision is presented, which is based on evidence from the text passages. In the literary discussion, one usually writes the consequence of the described action and also gives an outlook on the further course.
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Writing the discussion in English - that's how it works

The discussion is part of the English class. The way of writing them ...

The discussion is written like this

1. In the introduction to a literary discussion, one writes the introduction to the topic, a personal one Assessment and, based on the task, the importance of the topic in relation to the past or Presence. You should name the work, its author, the time of creation and the external circumstances in one sentence.
2. After completing the introduction, write the transition to the main part. Here the subject is briefly named, what it is about in the literary discussion.
3. In the main part, the literary discussion is broken down again. Start by analyzing the topic. If a thesis was formulated as a task, it should be able to justify it on the basis of evidence. Give specific examples to your argumentation to support. Be sure to flag quotes. These can be further specified through a stylistic analysis. Pay attention to smooth transitions when discussing the text. A chronological order helps.
4. At the end you write one summary. This can take up the topic of literary discussion and its analysis, an outlook on give further developments or your personal perception of the topic and the problem solving include.