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In English when they talk about "language"

Ste234 · 2009-11-08 20:14:51

Would that be about the style and imagery of the poem mainly? Or what should I really talk about? I'm doing an adrienne rich essay at the moment.

08-11-2009 8:14pm

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Ste234

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Would that be about the style and imagery of the poem mainly?
Or what should I really talk about?
I'm doing an adrienne rich essay at the moment.

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#2 08-11-2009 8:57pm

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The technical features of the poetry, i.e. alliteration, assonance, sybillance, use of metaphor/similie, Personification, use of oxymorons, careful use of broad vowels to alter the rhythm of poetry, imagery, colloquial vs universal language, the metre of the poem.

Thats all I would say would fit under language.

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#3 08-11-2009 9:49pm

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We did this in English the other day,It simply means the words you use and how you express yourself.

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