Writer's Methods 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? English Language & LiteratureWriters methodsA2/A-levelAll boards Created by: Mcourt11Created on: 31-01-18 21:22 Syntax Word order 1 of 34 Lexical field/choice word choice/field 2 of 34 Semantic meaning of word 3 of 34 Synaesthesia describing one sense in terms of another 4 of 34 Intertextuality referencing other literature 5 of 34 Juxtaposition contrasting of ideas 6 of 34 motif repeating event/theme/idea for effect 7 of 34 blank verse un-rhyming word in iambic pentameter 8 of 34 diction type of language in speech -formal/informal 9 of 34 didactic using language to instruct/inform 10 of 34 allusion brief and indirect reference to something of significance 11 of 34 dramatic irony when audience knows more than the characters 12 of 34 aphorism A statement of truth or opinion expressed in a witty or cinches way 13 of 34 sensory imagery descriptive language appealing to the senses - visual, auditory, tactile (touch), olfactory (smell), gustatory (taste) 14 of 34 personal pronoun I, he, she, they, you 15 of 34 reflexive pronoun Himself, myself, herself 16 of 34 persona voice in the poem 17 of 34 ambiguity imagery which is up to interpretation 18 of 34 repetition repeating words or phrase 19 of 34 anaphora repeating the start of lines 20 of 34 layering/listing building impact by listing 21 of 34 staccato sentence short/ abrupt sentence 22 of 34 caesura pauses in the middle of a line 23 of 34 enjambment new line in the middle of sentence 24 of 34 monosyllabic one syllable 25 of 34 Quatrain a stanza with four lines 26 of 34 trochaic stress on first 27 of 34 iambic stress on second 28 of 34 assonance repetition of vowels 29 of 34 Fricative repetition of 'th' and 'f' 30 of 34 plosive t,b,p,d,k,g sounds 31 of 34 euphony soft, harmonious sounds 32 of 34 cacophony harsh, unmelodious sounds 33 of 34 sibilance repetition of 's' sounds 34 of 34
Consider and evaluate the different ways in which the writers of your chosen texts present family values that are in conflict with society’s expectations. 0.0 / 5
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