Literature Terms - Vocabulary week 2
English class
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- Sponser of the classical anthenian play serves as the leader of the chorus in the play.
- Emphasizes reason,clarity balance and universal themes directly opposite of romanticism.
- Cverused expression similar to dead metaphors (Busy as a bee).
- A detailed study of a poem or passage designed to explain characters' motivation.
- Words that describe exact and particular conditions or qualities like cold sweet tea.
- Language describing qualities that are theoretical (good, nice, neat).
- Repetition of the same middle or final consonant sounds in poetry
- Turning point decision made by the protagonist to resolve conflict.
- (God out of the machine) entrance of God to unravel the problems in a play.
- Language characteristics particular to regions such as new England, Britain, Australia.
- Word-choice type of words and the level of language.
- Speaker of a poem addresses an internal listener or the reader.
- Poem of lamentation about a death.
- (run on line) A line having no end punctuation but running over to the next line.
- Long narrative poem elevating character speech and action.
- A person who goes on a quest to achieve something of great value to themselves.
- Short and witty poem often in couplets that makes a humorous or satiric point.
- Moment of sudden insight or revelation that someone experiences.
- Literature that is told by reading someone's letters.
- Word groups containing consonants that permit an easy and pleasant flow of spoken words.
- Detailed analysis of a work of literature often word by word and line by line.
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