Master and understand the technical vocabulary of literature study.
Is pow! a good example of onomatopoeia? Is paronomasia the same
thing as a pun, and what is the figure of speech that uses a term
like wind-hover for a soaring bird? What is an enjambed line, and
what effect does it have on a poem? If seam and team rhyme, do seam
and seem rhyme? Was Shakespeare a dramatist of the Elizabethan or
of the Jacobean period? Pharos glossary of literary terms describes
and illustrates the technical vocabulary associated with the study
and discussion of literature. It covers: Aspects and elements of
style, genre and figurative language; and terminology that relates
to periods and movements in literary history. It includes: Ample
examples from both literary and colloquial sources; a quick
reference guide; and a complete index with references and
cross-references to the main section and the illustrative examples.
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