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Useful phrases to discuss
language

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Useful phrases to discuss
language

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The use of alliteration…..

This image is compounded when….

The complexity of this language…..

Such grotesque description highlights….

The sensory impact of….

References to the…. Is further explored when…..

A sense of foreboding is created by this……

The fragmentation of the narrative at this point is symbolic of….

The language evokes…..

This alienates (character) when…..

Imparts a sense of…..

The images creates…….

The author confronts……

These words capture…….

The reader/audience is drawn in by…..

This allows readers to…..

The author communicates…..

This phrase relays the idea of……

Conjures up images of…….

The text challenges…….

The language suggests……

This develops the idea of…….

The author emphasis his concerns by…..

The author's utilisation of…..

This feature personalises…..

Parallels are created by…..

The reader/audience is directed to…..

The main idea is framed by…..

This aspects foregrounds…..

The juxtaposition of these features allows…..

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http://www.studygs.net/wrtstr6.htm

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Dynamic character- undergoes change due to several conflicts he encounters on a journey

Round character- characters with depth in feelings/character

Poetic Justice - good character rewarded and the bad character punished by ironic twist of fate

Character Foil- characters that show qualities that are in contrast to another to highlight certain traits
Non sequitur- statements, sayings, conclusions that do not follow logic/reasoning
Pleonasm- "excess" use of second word or more to express an idea e.g burning fire- (burning is redundant)
Accumulation- "pile up", using similar words to describe abstract or physical qualities

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Aposiopesis a figure of speech in which the speaker or writer breaks off abruptly and leaves the statement incomplete, as if the speaker is not willing to state what is present in his mind due to being overcome by passion, excitement or fear. In a piece of literature, it means to leave a sentence unfinished so that the reader could determine his own meanings. (Hyphens)

Heart of Darkness important:

Hyphenated and incoherent syntactical construction

Bathos: a writer or a poet falls into inconsequential and absurd metaphors, descriptions or ideas in an effort to be increasingly emotional or passionate.

Kinesthesia is a type of imagery that gives a feeling of natural or physical bodily movement or action (like a heartbeat, a pulse and breathing). It also refers to tension along with the movement.

Epizeuxis: the words or phrases are repeated in a quick succession after each other for emphasis.

Pathetic fallacy is a literary device that attributes human qualities and emotions to inanimate objects of nature.

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Analepsis: repetition of words or phrases for emphasis. e.g HOD "the horror! The horror!

Anaphora: reputation of words at beginning of successive phrases for emphasis

Plosive Consonants: harsh sounds in a sentence or phrase e.g "wretched"

Forceful verbs: e.g insist/demand

Cumulation: repetition of similar words e.g screamed, yelled, cried

Connotations of words: word choice and tone

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http://literarydevices.net

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Questions
Challenges
Suggests
Acknowledges

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Condemns
Critiques
Boycott
Denunciate
Disavows
Vetos

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Condones
Supports
Ratifies
Sanctions
Honors*
Contends
promotes

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highlights
exacerbates
exaggerate
demonstrate
portray