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Literary devices are techniques that writers use to achieve aesthetic effects in their works. These devices help readers appreciate, interpret, and analyze the piece. Some examples of literary devices include imagery, figures of speech, and diction. Imagery uses language to evoke the five senses. Figures of speech create pictures in the reader's mind through techniques like similes and metaphors. Diction involves an author's selection of words to convey meaning. Identifying specific experiences in a work that readers can relate to also helps connect the writer and readers.
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- 2. LITERARY DEVICE is a linguistic technique that produces a special effect when reading a literary piece. This device can help readers in appreciating, interpreting, and analysing a work of art. Writers can also employ these techniques to make their work achieve the aesthetic appeal so that readers can enjoy the beauty of words.
- 3. 1. Imagery It is a concrete representation of an idea to convey the message by using language that can evoke the five senses. There are five types of imagery: olfactory imagery (sense of smell), tactile imagery (sense of touch), visual imagery (sense of sight), auditory imagery (sense of hearing), and gustatory imagery (sense of taste). For example, “stars that shine and twinkle on the milky way” can let us think about the sense of sight thru the words stars, shine, and twinkle.
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