What can we use that is common in nearly every work that will
help us reinforce one common theme? (Ex. Freedom and Confinement)
Analyzing theme always involves generalizations and abstractions. There are
universal themes that can be found in countless works of literature, such as love and
hate, good and evil, innocence and experience, communication and isolation, life and
death, society and the individual. A story or poem may be about a specific love affair,
for example; it is easy to say the general subject is love, but interpreting the theme
involves explaining what the work says about love. You can find commonality of
theme in the works you are analyzing by using the following:

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? Plot – What are the actions or events of the narrative and how are they presented?
How do they relate to your theme? What are the most important traits of the main
characters? How does their behavior reinforce the theme you are analyzing?
Does the author support their views or is he a distant observer forcing you to
judge them?
Introductory Paragraph
You can use plot components almost like anecdotes to support your theme (thesis
statement)
Thesis Statement
? Conflicts – What conflicts are dramatized? Are they internal conflicts (within the
minds of people) or external conflicts (between individuals or between people
and the world)? How do these relate to the theme you are analyzing?
Topic sentence that alludes to your thesis statement and introduces conflicts that
support your theme
Conflicts in the works that support your theme
Summarize your conflicts and mention that a discussion of tone is coming
? Themes – Theme may be thought of as the central ideas, values, thesis, message,
or meaning presented in a work of literature. The theme reveals the connection
between the literary work (the world created by the author’s imagination) and the
outside world. Thus literature can be both fictional and “true” when it expresses
real human emotions or makes valid comments on human experience, even if on
the surface the characters, plots, and settings are not realistic ones.
Topic sentence that alludes to your thesis statement and introduces common
tones in the works that support your theme
Themes discussion that support your thesis statement
Summarize your themes discussion and mention that you Tone discussion is
coming
? Tone – What is the prevailing tone of each work? That is, what attitudes toward
the subject are conveyed by the narrator’s choice of words? Is the subject
presented in a manner that is serious, satirical, playful, condescending, etc.? Does
the tone support the theme you are analyzing?
Topic sentence that alludes to your thesis statement and introduces common
tones in the works that support your theme
Elements of tone in the works that support your theme

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Summarize the tone of each work and mention that a discussion of images is coming
? Images – Are there repeated images, or groups of related images in the work (e.g.,
various kinds of light and dark images)? If so, what is the significance of these
patterns?
Topic sentence that alludes to your thesis statement and introduces images in
each of the works that support your theme
Images in the works that support your theme
Summarize the images of each work
? Summary – What ideas are implied by the total impression of the whole work?
Sometimes theme is revealed only when the work is viewed as a whole. Is your
theme present in all the works? Do the authors use predominantly emotional,
logical or ethical appeals? Are we able to draw a conclusion(s) about life and its
meaning as a result of analyzing these works?

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