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| an abstract style is tipically complex, discusses intangible qualitities like good and evil and seldom uses examples to support its points |
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| an adjective describing style, this word means dry and theoretical writing |
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| refers to the stressed portion of the word |
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| a saying or proverb embodying a piece of common wisdom based on experience and often couched in metaphorical language |
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| appealing to the senses (adj.) or aesthetic judgement is a phrase synonymous with artistic judgment |
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| a story in which each aspect of the story has a symboic meaning outside the tale itself |
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| the repitition of initial consonant sounds |
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| a reference to another work or famous figure; classical allusion is to Creek or Roman Mythology |
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| misplaced in time and is an element in a story that is out of its time frame(sometimes creates a humorous effect) |
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| a comparison; usually involves two or more symbolic parts and are employed to clarify an action or a relationship |
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| short and often personal story used to emphasize a point to develop a character or a theme or to inject humor |
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| notes added to a text that explain name sources summarize or evaluate the text |
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