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    EQ: What are the types of conflict?

    By the end of this lesson, you will be


    able to:

    identify Conflict as it appears in literature.
    distinguish between Internal and External
    conflict.
    place conflict in one of three subcategories.

    Internal Conflict
    Definition:
    A struggle that takes place in a character's
    mind is called internal conflict.
    Internal Conflict is
    NOT a visual or tangible
    opposition.
    a character dealing with his
    or her own mixed feelings or
    emotions.
    Example of Internal Conflict
    A character may have to decide between
    right and wrong or between two solutions
    to a problem.



    Internal Conflict
    Subcategory
    Man vs. Self

    Internal conflict is
    often referred to as
    man vs. self since the
    struggle is inside
    ones head.
    External Conflict
    Definition:
    A struggle between a character and an
    outside force is an external conflict.
    Example of External Conflict
    Characters may face several types of
    outside forces.
    The outside force may be another
    character. It may be the character and the
    community.
    The outside force may also be forces of
    nature. For example, a story might be the
    main character struggling against the
    arctic cold.
    External Conflict
    Subcategories
    Man vs. Man
    Man vs. Nature
    Man vs. Society



    Man vs. Man
    This is mostly seen in the form of two
    characters against each other.
    It can also be represented by a group of
    people.
    It does not have to be a physical
    confrontation; it can be a battle between
    two ideas.


    Man vs. Nature
    --weather: rain, hot (summer), earthquake,
    sandstorms

    Man vs. Society
    -- court, legal
    Examples: racism, laws, immigration,

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