"I'm taking notes at this great concert inside my head" Jim Morrison.
Friday, January 23, 2015
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Lit Terms #2
circumlocution
a roundabout way of speaking!
classicism
styles of the literature and art of ancient Rome and Greece!
Cliché
an overused sentence or phrase; even a thought or action!
the most exciting or eventful part of the plot!
Casual conversation!
A play or work of literature with humor and happiness; dramatic.
Internal or external. A rising problem.
a second notation in addition to the primary one.
Opposites of each other creating different views or thinking.
the outcome or resolution of a plot!
Conversation between two people.
division into two equal parts, subdivision!
Speaking or writing style.
instruction.
faith and morals.
a melancholy poem.
Heroic, adventurous, achieving piece of literature!
a roundabout way of speaking!classicism
styles of the literature and art of ancient Rome and Greece!Cliché
an overused sentence or phrase; even a thought or action!
Climax
the most exciting or eventful part of the plot!
Colloquialism
Casual conversation!
Comedy
Conflict
Internal or external. A rising problem.
Connotation
a second notation in addition to the primary one.
Contrast
Opposites of each other creating different views or thinking.
Denotation
a word specifying another.
Denouement
the outcome or resolution of a plot!
Dialect
Dialectics
Logical argumentation.
Dichotomy
division into two equal parts, subdivision!
Diction
Speaking or writing style.
Didactic
instruction.
Dogmatic
faith and morals.
Elegy
a melancholy poem.
Epic
Heroic, adventurous, achieving piece of literature!
Epigram
witty, pointed, satirical poem.
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