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    In Thomas C. Foster’s How to Read Literature like a Professor, Foster writes an entertaining guide of how to dig deeper into the metaphorical meaning of every piece of literature in hopes to inspire the minds of tomorrow not only to grow in their understanding of symbols but also to trust themselves and the knowledge they already have. In relation to Jhumpa Lahiri’s The Namesake, Foster lends understanding to such common symbols like sex not being at all about the actual act but representing the…

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    typical unfeeling articles by those who were never on the front lines. One strategy that Crane uses to create this vivid image of war is the use of figurative language, specifically similes and metaphors. Let 's explore these literary terms and their use in this novel. Definition of Metaphor and Simile Metaphors and similes are two examples of figurative language used by many writers to add visual appeal and help readers make connections with the characters and events of the story.…

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    Transcendentalism Unit Assessment 1. In Emerson’s Nature, he uses figurative language to personify Nature and make comparisons between his view of nature and society’s view of nature. Emerson uses vivid language: “I am not solitary whilst I read and write, though nobody is with me” (1), to explain that he is among nature in his solitude. The effect of this statement develops a point that even though he is alone, Nature surrounds him with its beauty. Comparisons such as “the stars…though always…

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    There is a language difficulty level in Because of Winn-Dixie novel as it incorporatesd background knowledge, theme, symbolism, text length, plot, and vocabulary, language conventionality in figurative language /idiomatic language/dialects, similes, metaphors, and idioms. Howeveridioms. However, this novel has a real life application and captures the attention of students quickly based on the adventures of Opal andwith her newly dogacquired pet,…

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    Discoveries are indefinitely made memorable, through the composer’s unique thematic concepts and powerful literary devices. This notion is displayed in Ang Lee’s film “Life of Pi” and Adriennce Rich’s poem “diving into the wreck”. Both texts feature self-discovery through the exploration of new and unfamiliar worlds, the unique context and the overcoming of challenges encountered throughout the process of discovery. The exploration of new and unfamiliar worlds results in a memorable experience…

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    out of my body’ suggests that this woman is incredibly beautiful and has complete hold of the protagonist’s heart. Also, when the main character said that his heart ‘swelled’ when she put his wedding ring on her finger, it used the technique of metaphors. An example of Stevenson using sophisticated vocabulary was when he used ‘hithertopyly’ instead of however. By using this word instead of however it essentially ‘mixed things up’ and made the vocabulary choices more exciting; he didn’t use the…

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    to add a personal, familial touch. The metaphor can be interpreted to show that Weir is unable to speak, being so overcome with emotion and grief. The metaphor also transforms halfway through as the second stanza progresses into the third “[…] turned into felt, slowly melting”. It’s almost as if halfway through her train of thought, she managed to regain composure but shifted the subject on as to not fall victim to her emotions once again. Another metaphor represents the closure, and the letting…

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    The Stenographers Poem

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    Lost and Found: Identification and Community in “The Stenographers” and “This is a Photograph of Me” P.K. Page’s “The Stenographers” and Margaret Atwood’s “This is a Photograph of Me” navigate the state of being ostracized from the larger community. The poetic devices utilised within the poems create a sense of community and belonging for the lost or unnoticed. In Page’s poem it illustrates the mental condition of the stenographers, a profession women took up during the Second World War, in an…

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    Sonnet 130 Analysis

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    VEDANT VASHIST YEAR 10 ENGLISH CLOSE READING-POETRY Poetry is a type of writing in which the outflow of feelings and contemplations are appeared by writers in rhyme, examinations and representations. Verse has been used for a significant long time to show cleverness, sentiment and to grant feeling to others, for example, it could be about something exciting that happened on your approach to class and you need to review it. In now days, verse has been utilized as verses as a part of the…

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    The Alchemist is a fiction novel by one of the best-selling and most influential authors all over the world, Paulo Coelho. It talks about Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy, who frequently dreamed about finding a treasure in the base of the Egyptian Pyramids. Santiago is a smart boy who was studying at the seminary to be a priest, but that was his father’s plan for him. In fact, Santiago wanted to be a shepherd because he values freedom a lot; he wanted to wander and discover. His desires in…

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