1. “There is nothing outside the text”,
is a statement by Jacques Derrida.
2. Julius Caesar of Shakespeare’s play
does not use “cross-dressing” as a device.
3. The etymological meaning of the word
“trope” is turning.
4. “Everything that man esteems
Endures a moment or a day
Love’s pleasure drives
his love away…” In the above quote the last line is an example of paradox
5. Seamus Heaney is the 20th
century poet, a winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, who rejected the
label “British” though he has always written in English rather than his
regional language.
6. When you say “I love her eyes, her
hair, her nose, her cheeks, her lips” you are using a rhetorical device of
Enumeration.
7. With Bacon the essay form is “the
aphoristic expression of accumulated public wisdom”
8. ‘’Lexis” refers to all word forms
having meaning or grammatical functions
9. ‘’The Divine Comedy” is divided into
three canticas, each consisting of 33 cantos
10. The
Phrase “Leaves dancing” is an example of pathetic Fallacy
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