Denotation, connotation and anchorage
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The document discusses denotation, connotation, and anchorage in an image. The denotation section objectively describes a girl with brown hair standing facing the sun with boats in the background and a blue sea and hill. The connotation section associates the image with feelings of peace, tranquility, freedom, and happiness due to the girl's expression and surroundings. The anchorage reveals that the image depicts the author's sister sunbathing on a summer day.
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Denotation, connotation and anchorage
- 2. DENOTATIO N • A girl with long brown hair stands with her face to the sun • On the background there are several boats, a blue sea and an hill • It is a sunny day, almost sunset or sunrise
- 3. CONNOTA TION • Peace and tranquility due to her expression: close eyes, like she is in a dream • Freedom: she is finally got rid of an heavy weight (such as school, boyfriend, friends, parents, job, etc…) • Happiness: she breathes sea air and is on holiday • Tired because of a long and tough day. • Proud
- 4. REALITY She is my sister who was sunbathing on a summer day and I captured that moment.