What is this blog for?
The purpose of this blog is to share opinions about the Anglo-Saxon literature.
I will post some comments and questions about the topics discussed in class and you have to participate expressing your own points of view. You need to check the blog constantly 'cause depending on your classmates' opinions or ideas, you will answer. It means that you must participate more than once for each comment I post. Make the blog a dynamic window where we can share links, ideas and opinions that can help us learn more about the British and American Literature.
Remember this space will be opened until next Wednesday 13. If you participate after that date, I won't assign any grades. Hurry up!!!
ResponderEliminarHello teacher, well I think that literary devices are important for understanding written novels because they allow us to identify the different emotions, points of view, ways to think about someone or something that a writer want to express when he or she writes something. Besides literary terms give us tools for identifing and understand what an author really mean in some passages of his or her novels. Nixon Romero
ResponderEliminarVery good Nixon! What's your favorite literary device and why?
EliminarWell teacher for me metonimy is very interesting because it makes people to think about what an author really want to mean or express in a written novel.
EliminarWell, teacher I think that is literary devices are very important because througth them the author can express us(the audience) many thingsm as feelings, I can´t imagine story as Harry Potter, Sherlock Holmes, Hungry Games without these devices. The description of the characters, places, alliteration, allusion, among others, became the book in something with life and full of expresions!
ResponderEliminarI agree with William, also I have to say that literary devices give life and emotions to the written novels. As human beings we need to feel passion and intensity in those dialogues, since we are not robots, our emotions need to be involved when we read something to find it interesting or may be not.
ResponderEliminarBy example this piece of ``4:50 from Padditong´´ by Agatha Christie: ``They discoursed gravely during lunch on events in the sporting word,with occasional references to the latest space fiction. Their manner
ResponderEliminarwas that of elderly professors discussing palaeolithic implements.´´
The author use metaphor to describe the intesive of the conversation between the characters.
Is metaphor your favorite literary device? If so, why?
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