…technique, he was able to create suspense in his pieces. Marked with ideal characterization and satirical tone, Oliver Twist presents the mastery of his creative mind. In Christmas Carol, mysterious…
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Bram Stoker
…to help readers understand his unique characterization. Moreover, by using epistolary style instead of narrative, he has brought novelty to the literary world. Regarding literary devices, he turned toward imagery,…
Jane Austen
…as she focused on presenting the ordinary people realistically. Moreover, her ironic style presents a keen insight into the English culture. Concerning characterization, she focused on the conversation allow the…
Agatha Christie
…psychological links, such as in Curtain. Also, her succinct use of language and unique characterization make it easy for the viewers to understand the mystery she intends to reveal. A…
Literary Devices and Terms
Literary Devices refers to the typical structures used by writers in their works to convey his or her messages in a simple manner to the readers. When employed properly, the…
Betty Smith
…third-person point of view and other literary devices to establish the connection between the readers and the characters. Also, the shift of formal and informal tone and unique characterization add…
Alexandre Dumas
…the use of vivid characterization, which means his characters have personalities of their own. Regarding literary devices, he often turns toward symbolism, allegory, allusions, imagery, and sound devices. Some of…
Death of a Salesman
…complex characterization, and simple sentence structure though diction at times becomes highly complex, showing the mental state of the Loman family. Literary Devices in Death of a Salesman Action: The…
Oliver Twist
…elements of periphrasis, complex characterization, and a varied sentence structure allows him to present the struggle between the forces of good and evil. The diction is quite simple and the…
Ayn Rand
…with highly pruned characterization with the role of each character well defined, showing an absolute link to the storyline. To make her epistemological or moral points clear to the audience,…
Dan Brown
…the readers craving for more. His characterization reveals the strength of his work. He does not introduce many characters at a time; instead, he takes time to allow the readers…
James Fenimore Cooper
…in his works include disguises, chase, and pursuit, characterization, strong and sensual imagery, mysterious happenings, foreshadowing, and allusions. Some Important Works of James Fenimore Cooper Best Novels: Some of his…
Pearl Sydenstricker Buck
…symbolism, irony, and suspense. Concerning characterization, she focused mostly on the conversation that eventually develops the lead characters. The major themes in her writings include man’s relationship to the earth,…
Margaret Mitchell
…global literature. Following a long hiatus after her death, she still continues to win applause from the literary voices. Her classical wit, infusion of ideas, literary taste, and characterization won…
James Joyce
…thoughtful ideas and novel experiments with writing techniques and style that inspired and spellbound his audiences. His style includes experimentation with characterization, dialogues, and structure. For instance, his much-appreciated work,…
Ralph Waldo Emerson
…He was an anti-slavery advocate, and between the years of 1854 and 1863, he spoke on various occasions on anti-slavery. He criticized Jane Austen’s characterization and was of the view…
John Steinbeck
…writings, he focused on ethnic characterization and their cross-cultural identities. He tried to exhibit an organic means of expression for each piece of writing. Although some of his pieces follow…
Diction
…the work. Diction is closely connected to characterization. The words associated with a literary character represent their ideals, values, and attitudes. Diction can create a representation of a character’s outer…
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