'Stylistic devices' presentation slideshows

Elements of the Epic

Elements of the Epic. The poem and the hero. What is an Epic?. A long, narrative poem that Contains an epic hero Shows the values of the culture that created it Uses elevated language Tells of heroic events that are important to the culture in the epic Follows the epic conventions.

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Primary National Strategy

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Poetry Terms & Examples

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INTRODUCTION TO STYLISTICIS THE SUBJECT AND MAIN OBJECTIVES OF STYLITICS

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Graphical stylistic means

Graphical stylistic means. Lecture 7. Graphical Stylistic Means. include emphatic use of punctuation, change of type, spelling changes ( graphons ); serve to convey in the written form the emotions which in the oral speech are expressed by means of intonation, stress and pauses.

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Figurative Language

Figurative Language. &. Stylistic Devices. Figurative Language. Figurative language refers to any language that helps to create mental images or language that makes different kinds of comparisons. Figurative language helps an audience (reader) better understand the story or text.

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Expressive means and stylistic devices (part III)

Expressive means and stylistic devices (part III). The theory of stylistic devices, suggested by V.V.Gurevich . 1. Stylistic devices making use of the meaning of language units (figures of speech) 2. Stylistic devices making use of the structure of language units

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Marketing Research

Marketing Research Dr. David M. Andrus Exam 4 Lecture 5 Themes of My Presentation The Written Report The Oral Presentation Using Visual Aids Effectively Written Communication You may only have one opportunity to get your message across to an audience.

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Young Night Thought by Robert Louis Stevenson

Young Night Thought by Robert Louis Stevenson. RID Revised 9/09. 1 Who is the speaker in the poem? A . A child B. A mother C. An emperor.

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Ten Commandments for Taking the AP English Language Test

Ten Commandments for Taking the AP English Language Test. Commandment #1.

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Analysing Texts

Analysing Texts. Close reading. Close reading. Close reading is the skill of analysing and interpreting texts. . Text Types. Biography. Opinion column. Feature article. Cartoon. Poster. Letter of complaint. Review. Report. Advertisement. Speech. Diary. Essay.

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Heathcliff

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" The face of all the world is changed , I think ," by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

" The face of all the world is changed , I think ," by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Born in 1806 at Coxhoe Hall, Durham, England The oldest of twelve children . Elizabeth was educated at home, learning Greek, Latin, and several modern languages at an early age.

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Collection 2 Study Project

Collection 2 Study Project. By Spencer Wolfe. Figure of Speech. Figure of Speech is using stylistic devices such as similes, metaphors, or personification. .

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THE BIG Five

THE BIG Five. Audience/Purpose Content (Subject) and Theme Tone/Mood Stylistic Devices and Techniques S tructure. Audience and Purpose. Who is the target for the particular piece? age, gender, cultural background What is the purpose/intent of the piece?

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Paper 1- Language and Literature

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Emily Bronte "When I Shall Sleep"

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Emily Bronte "When I Shall Sleep"

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