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allusion

reference to a person/ place/ thing of historical/ cultural/ literary/ political significance.

rhetorical question

question to which the reader knows the answer

juxtaposition

two unlike things placed next to each other in order to highlight the contrast between them

enjambment

continue sentence w/o pause beyond end of line or stanza

volta

turn rhetorical shift or dramatic change in thought or emotion

literary theory

ideas act as different lenses critics use to view and talk about art/lit/culture

lenses

allow authors to focus on particular aspects of work they considered important

biographical criticism

interpretation of lit as written by actual people

ethos

building credibility

pathos

emotional appeal

logos

logical approach by stats/facts

kairos



time and space

synecdoche

taking part of something to represent the whole