1The Cask of Amontiallado
Edgar Allan Poe
2My Kinsman Major Molineux
Nathaniel Hawthorne
3The Overcoat
Nickolai Gogol
4Bartleby the Scrivener
Herman Melville
5The Lady with the Dog
Anton Chekhov
6An Occurance at Own Creek Bridge
Ambrose Bierce
8The Story of an Hour
Kate Chopin
9The Blue Hotel
Stephen Crane
10To Build a Fire
Jack London
11The Egg
Sherwood Anderson
12Her First Ball
Katherine Mansfield
13Miss Brill
Katherine Mansfield
14Romanticism
Emphasis on altered states of mind, imagination, rebelliosness, fantasy
Stories--> Poe, Hawhorne
15Unity of Effect
Every word, every aspect, every element in the story must be working in perfect union with each other to work towards effect that the author wants to have on the reader
16Doppelganger
"doubles" in some way. They may represent different parts of a larger combined character, such as opposites who make a whole, or they may mirror one another
17Allegory
A story in which all the characters and things represent ideas beyond the literal goings-on in the story
18Initiation Story
Coming of age--> a story in which the events in the story initiate a character into the mysteriesof adulthood(sex, violence, sin)
19Exposition
Background information as to character and/or plot in order to fully understand what is happening in the story's current moments
20Realism
"little man"--> looks at average, perhaps unremarkable characters; accurate portrayls and descriptions of comtemporary life and settings, studies societies and institutions, often contains social criticism, social limitationsm finds richness in the actual vs the fantastical
Stories--> Gogol, Melville
21Naturalism
Hyper-realistic fiction that nakes a study of characters in their environments and examines the various contributing factors that determine their fates