Literary Techniques in Extended Works

It reveals the author's personal beliefs and opinions

It determines the length of the story

It influences the font style and size used in the text

It provides insights into the narrator's biases

Plot.

Setting.

Tone.

Metaphor.

To understand the author's attitude toward the subject.

To classify the genre of the literary work.

To determine the age of the literary piece.

To identify grammatical errors within the text.

A consistent use of irony tends to reinforce stereotypes rather than questioning or critiquing societal expectations in texts.

Irony may subvert expected norms by highlighting discrepancies between society’s standards and actual behaviors within the text.

Such tones remove any critical perspective on societal standards by focusing solely on plot development rather than commentary.

Ironic tones usually affirm societal norms by clearly showcasing their advantages over non-traditional behaviors in the text.

Tragic events could appear less devastating if presented through a hopeful perspective.

The style has no significant effect on emotional response since plot details remain unchanged.

An optimistic lens would make it difficult for readers to comprehend tragedy.

Tragic occurrences become more impactful because optimism contrasts strongly with sadness.

By letting the audience know more than characters, raising tension as we anticipate characters' discoveries.

By using miscommunication solely for comic relief, which doesn't significantly impact overall plot tension.

By depicting characters' internal struggles transparently so there is no difference between audience's knowledge and characters' awareness.

Through simple misunderstandings between characters which are quickly resolved without creating much suspense.

Adopting satirical approach clarifies didactic messages stripping away extraneous detail focusing core values depicted tales told.

Satire could obscure moral lessons under layers humor requiring advanced ability discern subtleties veiled criticism present therein.

Use satire straightforwardly reinforces ethical tenets presenting clear cut distinctions right wrong behavior models illustrated.

Satirical representation inherently trivializes ethical concerns making easier for learners quickly grasp fundamental morals taught stories examined.

It can lead readers to critique social norms or institutions through the use of humor and exaggeration.

It primarily serves as entertainment value without inviting critical thought or analysis.

Satire often leads audiences away from understanding an author's true message by focusing too heavily on comedic elements.

Most people see satire as purely fictional work without connection to real-life issues or commentary.

Accent or dialect

Volume and pitch of their voice

Attitude towards other characters or events

Physical appearance

It paints realistic scenarios for audiences to relate directly with personal experiences without critique or irony.

It utilizes straightforward narratives without hidden meanings to support common societal values unequivocally.

It critiques societal norms by employing humor, exaggeration, or ridicule, reinforcing thematic messages indirectly.

It creates emotional depth through serious reflections that align closely with conventional beliefs about society.