- Allegory: symbolic narrative (appears to tell one story while telling another one at the same time)
- Alliteration: two or more words in a grouping with the same opening sound
- Allusion: a historical or cultural reference to something outside the piece of literature
- Ambiguity: uncertainty of intended meaning
- Analogy: a comparison of two things
- Antagonist: the opponent of the protagonist
- Anti-hero: Never overcomes inner demons and is, instead, destroyed by them; can be an outlaw or villain to society, but is sympathetic to the audience; cynical or wounded
- Archetypes: (in Jungian psychology) a collectively inherited unconscious idea, pattern of thought, image, etc., universally present in individual psyches.
- Atmosphere: mood, ambience, or emotional tone of a text
- Autobiography: the facts of the author’s life
Monday, September 15, 2014
E2: Vocabulary #1
Remember to give an example and explain why it's a good example in the sentence for each term.
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