literary terms (part four). dialect regional speech
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Literary TermsLiterary Terms
(Part Four)(Part Four)
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DialectDialect
Regional SpeechRegional Speech
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FlashbackFlashback
Interruption of the narrative to show an episode that happened before the story opens
Interruption of the narrative to show an episode that happened before the story opens
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ForeshadowingForeshadowing
When the author gives hints as to what will happen next
When the author gives hints as to what will happen next
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IronyIrony
The opposite of what is expected -- examples include verbal irony, situational irony, and dramatic irony
The opposite of what is expected -- examples include verbal irony, situational irony, and dramatic irony
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Local ColorLocal Color
A writing about a particular locality that uses the customs and dialect of that place
A writing about a particular locality that uses the customs and dialect of that place
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MoodMood
The emotional attitude that an author takes toward his subject
The emotional attitude that an author takes toward his subject
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SatireSatire
Use of sarcasm or irony to attack or ridicule a habit, custom, or idea
Use of sarcasm or irony to attack or ridicule a habit, custom, or idea
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SymbolSymbol
An object that represents a concept or theme in a literary work
An object that represents a concept or theme in a literary work
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ToneToneThe stated or implied
attitude of an author toward his subject in a particular literary work -- the author reveals his attitude through his choice of words and details
The stated or implied attitude of an author toward his subject in a particular literary work -- the author reveals his attitude through his choice of words and details