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Significats de literary device en anglès

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Technique used in literature.

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        Examples for "literary technique"
        Examples for "literary technique"
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        And his, a literary technique and writerly skill that can condense all this into a few lines.
        Bardisms
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        Critics call that 'free indirect discourse,' and for most writers it's above all a question of literary technique.
        BBC
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        In the literary technique of foreshadowing, small details appear early on in a story that are later revealed to have deep significance to the plot.
        The Irish Times
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        Traditional forms and literary techniques respond to the historic role of poetry in Irish society.
        The Irish Times
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        So I used literary techniques to describe the production of this movie, but the basis was fact.
        The new yorker
        Ús de literary device en anglès
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        Is this a literary device or a genuine hint to your readers?
        The Guardian
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        This is called allegory, and it is a powerful literary device.
        First contact: or, it's later than you think
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        This literary device has not been applauded by the aforementioned swells.
        The new yorker
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        It feels like a literary device, like something out of Borges.
        The Guardian
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        This he thought sufficient, but Mrs. Clemens did not highly regard such a literary device.
        Mark Twain: A Biography. Volume I, Part 2: 1866-1875
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        It is not fair to call this a fraud; it was a perfectly legitimate literary device.
        Who Wrote the Bible? : a Book for the People
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        The personification of spring is saved from mere literary device: she seems more country-girl than goddess.
        The Guardian
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        At least, not as a literary device.
        The Guardian
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        In our universe, Revlians do not exist, and alien abductions are a somewhat hackneyed and far-fetched literary device.
        Wired
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        This literary device became known as "Socialist realism."
        The God That Failed
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        DICTIONARY, n. A malevolent literary device for cramping the growth of a language and making it hard and inelastic.
        The Devil's Dictionary
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        It's a "Gold" standard literary device to use a famous line from your most famous song to title your autobiography.
        The Irish Times
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        His use of spiced tea as a metaphor for the complex connections between South Asian ethnicities and castes is a masterful literary device.
        Rock and Ice Magazine
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        In order to illustrate the evolutionary forces at work at this pivotal moment, he employed a venerable (but easy to misinterpret) literary device.
        Understanding Aleister Crowley’s Thoth Tarot
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        Among the fun elements of the book is the literary device of creating a galactic computer teleconference, which itself becomes an actor in the story.
        Wired
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        Memmott is creating new literary devices to replace the hyperlinks he used in his Web piece.
        Wired
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        Translations for literary device
        Literary device a través del temps