Introduction to PoetryW. C. Brown Company, 1974 - 422 sider |
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... literal speech . ( It is simpler , for example , to say a writer's prose is knotty or twisted , than to give a literal description . ) They are also more memorable , be- cause they involve our sense perceptions , and more compact be ...
... literal speech . ( It is simpler , for example , to say a writer's prose is knotty or twisted , than to give a literal description . ) They are also more memorable , be- cause they involve our sense perceptions , and more compact be ...
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... literal statement about a rose . Analyze the poem to discover if it makes an intelligible statement about virtue and evil - about beauty and death — about innocence and sexual experience . What emotional effect does the poet gain by ...
... literal statement about a rose . Analyze the poem to discover if it makes an intelligible statement about virtue and evil - about beauty and death — about innocence and sexual experience . What emotional effect does the poet gain by ...
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... literal , uses that literal thing , usually an image , to comment on a related but different thought . The image in a figure of speech is a tool for vivifying or exploring an idea . To say that one eats like a bird is to use " bird " as ...
... literal , uses that literal thing , usually an image , to comment on a related but different thought . The image in a figure of speech is a tool for vivifying or exploring an idea . To say that one eats like a bird is to use " bird " as ...
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Lyrical and Narrative | 28 |
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