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    author may want to illustrate an idea or concept, many of which use a varsity of literary devices to accomplish the transcendence of the message to the public. Ernest Hemingway is an author who immensely succeeds in transcending our perspective of the symbols and context clues into something beyond the words we read on the page. The “iceberg theory”, mastered by Ernest Hemingway, gives way to the idea that less is more, and that we, as an author, only need to give enough information for the…

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    Symbolism is a language or form of communication used to convey, or carry the meaning through the use of symbols. Symbolism can also be an object, person, or a situation, that has another meaning rather than its actual meaning. For example, the object a (chain) can symbolize the coming together of things. Maybe a very a simple thing such as the color red can symbolize other meanings such as blood, passion, and even maybe danger. In this short story by The lottery is about a village that…

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    tones such as political ideologies are reflected by the boys’ actions. However, as the novel progresses, it is clear that expansive symbols and motifs largely mirror attitudes of the boys and on a larger scale, closely resemble aspects of society necessary for growth and development. According to Bufkin, this novel contains an intricate network of interrelated symbols and images that, composing the texture of Lord of the Flies, enlarge and universalize…

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    The setting in T. Coraghessan Boyle’s “Greasy Lake” shows powerful symbols that can help the reader understand certain aspects of story. Greasy lake is a story, where the narrator, who represents Boyle due to his rebellious childhood, goes out with his also “independent friends” to a hang out spot to party and maybe meet women. Little did they know that the lake itself is “fetid and murky” and the surrounding are “mud banks with glittering with broken glass and strewn with beer cans and the…

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    with “‘Do I feel joy again?’ cried he, wondering at himself” (167). Joy, the greatest feeling in a human’s life. Without joy, life is meaningless. Dimmesdale finally feels true. Unity also brings about more changes in Hester. The long standing symbol of sin which has weighted down Hester for so long is finally tossed off. Hester feels, “the stigma gone, Hester heaved a long, deep sigh, in which the burden of shame and anguish departed from her spirit” (167). With shame and anguish, two…

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    years. The symbol of a mother represents warmth, kindness, fertility and shelter. Samya does not get to experience these elements in her younger teenage years. Symbolism of fertility and motherhood reoccurs when Samya has just married Boutros and they go to live in the village. An elder approaches her, “I am Om el Kher..”, and tells her that she will bring Samya some eggs. Eggs are a symbol and birth and are thought to ensure fertility. As the novel progresses, a child’s song is a symbol that…

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    Despite his suffering, Ivan was able to escape despair and death by repenting and turning to God. While only appearing twice in the story, the black sack is a small symbol that displays the meaning of the work as a whole. It is a symbol of everyone’s death—Ivan had to travel through the dark pit to find salvation. Everyone will travel this path, but in order to see the light at the bottom of their black sack, they must open their hearts to God and…

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    In the story “A Rose for Emily” it has many symbols that gives the story a new meaning. Symbols are used to show a hidden meaning to the story. It also helps you understand the story in a whole new perspective. Which is what the author is trying to do so you understand the story easier than it is. For example, a lion can mean like a king or power. Symbols are used in everyday life like shapes, monuments, or art. An example for it is the monuments or statues they have so many meanings like…

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    In most occasions, an object or character can be clearly explained by the author in order to give it symbolic meaning. Symbolism is the use of symbols to express or represent ideas or qualities. Symbolism can be used in color, shapes, images, mathematic equations, ect. Many things can symbolize more than what they actually mean. For example the Texas flag contains the color blue for loyalty, white for purity, and red for bravery. Therefore the Lone Star represents our unity as one for God, State…

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    Miss. Emily herself is a symbol of a Fallen Monument. In her early years Emily was a beautiful women that every man wish they had. Years pass by and she went through a crises. when her father passed, after that she aged badly and went through some type of depression for being alone…

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