Divisions of Literature Poetry Prose  Poetry may or may not Prose does not make use rhyme, as ordinarily use of rhyme at all. it does not in blank and free verse. Both…

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1. POETRY ASSUMPTIONS Readers of poetry often bring with them many related assumptions:  That a poem is to be read for its "message,"  That this message is…

Slide 1Literary Techniques: Poetry Analysis 2 Sound Devices and Rhythm, Rhyme and Repetition Slide 2 Sound Devices A good poem can often be identified by its sound quality.…

Slide 1Los pasatiempos Slide 2 El quitasol El quitasol El quitasol is a work by Spanish painter Francisco de Goya (1746–1828). He made this painting in 1777 as a design…

Slide 1M. A. K. Halliday Notes on transivity and theme in English (4.2 – 4.5) Part 2 Slide 2 4.2 Information Unit John saw a movie last night, and then he went home. Discourse…

Slide 1John Goldsmith English and tone languages Slide 2 English as a Tone Language Some basics about language and speech Tone languages and non-tone languages around the…

1.Tone in Sherpa(Sino-Tibetan) Joyce McDonough 1,Rebecca Baier 2andMichelle Gregory 3 1 University of Rochester,2 University of Maryland,3 Pacific Northwest National Lab2.…

1. Exploring perspectives in Poetry and Songs WARM-UP 2. • Rhythm: The emphases or stress in poems. Rhythm usually consists of one heavily accented syllable and one or…

Slide 1 Anglo-Saxon Literature: An Introduction Slide 2 Literature Characteristics Few “pieces” of literature; however, it covers a larger period of time than any other…