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Oksana_A [137]
3 years ago
6

The real-life setting and surrounding circumstances of a story is called

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joja [24]3 years ago
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Answer:     Historical context is the right answer

Explanation:

In literature including novels, poems, plays and stories, the historical context refers to the events including the social, cultural, political and economic conditions during which the story of a literary work is created or during which a story occurs and that influence multiple elements on it including the characters' behaviors and values, the theme, the development of the plot and the setting of the story itself. Additionally, this type of context differs from other types because it is based on real-life, which means the writer does not create the historical context but use real-life events and circumstances for the story. Thus, the real-life setting and surrounding circumstances of a story is the historical context.

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