English Literature Questions

Q1. What makes nonfiction good literature?

Nonfiction literature being the literature based on facts or the actual unveiling of events and facts they are quite influential since majority believe them as true stories and facts.

Unlike the fiction literature, the books and stories are for any audience and good once knowledge improvement in different matters such as entrepreneurship and even technical expertise.

Several things make nonfiction literature an excellent piece of literary, to begin with, is that reading nonfiction literature engages the mind. Precisely, the discovery of ideas thought and illustration as reading is termed as a long conversation with the author (Dilevko & Gottlieb, 2004).

In addition, reading nonfiction also provides clarity to weighty matter of interest as words can be looked at and examined. Furthermore, reading nonfiction material is good because it not only improves someone’s knowledge concerning various matter but also sharpens wits and improves one’s ability to reason and mediate effectively on issues.

Q2. Is all nonfiction worthy of study? Why or why not?   

Concerning the worthiness of nonfiction, the worthiness of what is wrong or right determined by the norms or a person’s moral values or even age, however, there are those considered immoral universally.

Nonfictions being a source of information and knowledge they incite change because the gaining of knowledge is a social transformation. Despite the many advantages literary work beholds, it can also be destructive or detrimental to the audience.

Therefore, some of the nonfiction works or materials are not morally upright as they provide misleading information, for instance, pornographic material, or marriage literature to children. Furthermore, writing and reading about conflict inciting materials or information on prohibited stuff such as effective ways of drug trafficking since these are considered unethical (O'Connor, 2004).

In conclusion, nonfiction literature is one of the most explored fields in all literary work, beginning from the day-to-day journalism reportage to the writing of different books and stories. Therefore, the literature is essential when the information lies within the context of morality.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Reference list

Dilevko, J., & Gottlieb, L. (2004). Reading and the reference librarian: The importance to library service of staff reading habits.

O'Connor, J. (2004). Star of the Sea. Orlando, Fla: Harcourt.