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the literal or primary meaning of a word, in contrast to the feelings or ideas that the word suggests.
In TEWWG: (this is hard; everything seems symbolic) - dog

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A character who contrasts with another character (mainly the protagonist)
-Janie and her grandmother because Janie wanted to be independent and her grandmother wanted her to depend on her husband

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Words that lead to another meaning, which are usually caused from a confusing writing style. It can also lead to unintentional humor from the sentece structure, that doesn't have context. An example of this would be"I rode a black horse in red pajam

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When something has a deeper meaning in literature than one would think
Example: the tree at the beginning of the book

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Symbolically, the tree is empathetic to Janie in the way it grows and interacts with others throughout their lives.

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The resolution of a complicated plot. Janie has a series of relationships and complicated emotions and toward the end of the book she resolves her feelings and comes to terms with herself

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The description of objects and people by the author in such a way as to give the mood. Diction, description as well as syntax impact the atmosphere.

The first example is where the setting is described at the beginning of the book with cloud dust coming up from the road, and the second example is of when they move to Florida and the "growing atmospher" is being described. This shows a change from a "dead" atmosphere, to a more growing "alive" atmosphere.

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Constituting an actual thing or instance; real

Janie's journey on to Eatonville.

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Refers to a meaning that is implied from a word apart from the thing                                        The terms second and third marriage had negative connotations attached to them

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Def: a thing that represents or stands for something else, especially a material object representing something abstract
Example: in TEWWG threre are many symbols including a pear tree that represents her womanhood and her hair that symbolizes her seperation  from society.

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The most intense part of the story that is usually then resolved, essentially the peak of the  emotional response from the reader and is commonly the turning point. So the climax. In their eyes were watching God, this would be the storm/ hurricane. It was intense and forced them to run.

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*lead to vagueness and confusion, and shapes the basis for instances of unintentional humor

- one of the interesting techniques that Hurston uses is Ambiguity.... ..she came to the the funeral "behind the veil". Because "face" and "veil" are both used in the sentence the reader is led to believe that Janie is wearing a veil over her face. But , the next sentence reads : it was like a wall of stone and steel". Here the   use of "it" is ambiguous.

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A symbol is a figure of speech where an object/person/situation has a meaning other than it's literal meaning.
The head wrap that Janie had to wear was a symbol of restraint on Jody's part.

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Definition: a combination of the falling action and the resolution
connection: trial after Jamie shot teacake

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Definition: the literal or primary definition of a word
Example: the title "Their Eyes Were Watching God". During the storm, Janie and Tea Cake are watching God's wrath unravel in front of them. They were literally watching God.

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The ability to understand and share the feelings of another. It relates to TEWWG because the men in Janie's life never showed any empathy towards her because they never went through what she went through.

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constituting an actual thing or instance

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abstract: words or phrases not known through the five senses
TEWWG: love

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Connotation- an idea or feeling that a word invokes in addition to its literal or primary meaning. In TEWWG a connotation would be the definition of God an all mighty being but in the book it's somebody more valued, for example Janie or Jody

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A foil character is someone who contrasts with another character to highlight them. In TWWG, Mrs.Turner can be considered a foil character due to her contrasting views on the black race in comparison to Janie's and how she tries to place these views on janie.

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The moment in a play, novel, short story, or narrative poem at which the crisis reaches its point of greatest intensity and is thereafter resolved. It is also the peak of emotional response from a reader or spectator and usually the turning point in the action.

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atmosphere is a type of feelings that readers get from a narrative based on details such as settings, background, objects and foreshadowing, etc.  for example, the atmosphere we received from tewwg was a c

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The turning point resulting from earlier conflict in a plot. It's not known if the main character would come out unscathed. An example can be when Janie is holding the gun at teacake.

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A time of intense difficultly, trouble or danger. It relates to TEWWG when tea cake died and she was trying to find herself

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When a person, place, thing or event that has meaning in itself also represents, or stands for, something else in a story/novel

•the storm

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a word, phrase, or statement which contains more than one meaning. The statement "their eyes were watching God" is ambitious because it meant they were looking upward at the Storm, but at the same time, it could also mean they were also looking up to God to save them from the storm.

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the final part of a play, movie, or narrative in which the strands of the plot are drawn together and matters are explained or resolved;
in TEWWG: When Janie explains herself /her experiences and her love for Tea Cake at the trial.

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A character who contrasts with another character in order to highlight qualities of the the other character.

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a meaning that is implied by a word apart from the thing it describes explicitly 

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a meaning that is implied by a word apart from the thing it describes explicitly 

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connotation
love from the book

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Refers to words or phrases that name things not knowable through the five senses. In TEWWG we saw Janie grow into a woman basically through the peartree  scene in chapter four. We didn't understand because it was abstract, we weren't suppose to get it right away.

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-generally defined as literal or dictionary meanings of a word in contrast to its connotative or associated meanings.
TEWWG

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DEFINITION- The imaginative into another's feelings, a state of total identification with another's situation, condition, and thought
TEWWG- Jodie's death bed

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Definition: Identify things or perceived through the senses(touch,smell,sight, hearing,and taste).
Example: Janie's impossible dream

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Definition : A thing that represents or stands for something else especially a material object representing something abstract

Ex: Pear Tree or Hurricane