Vocabulary

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Across
  1. 2. Literal definition of a word.
  2. 6. Implied meanings of words used in certain ways.
  3. 7. A stanza with two lines.
  4. 10. A traditional story/group of stories about a particular person or place.
  5. 11. Unity of all creation, goodness of humanity.
  6. 12. A literary device for words, phrases, or sentences where parts of it are the same.
  7. 16. explores the absurdity and meaninglessness of human existence.
  8. 20. The author's blending of human senses to describe an object.
  9. 21. Relating to the writing of letters.
  10. 23. A quotation before a poem, typically relating to the theme.
  11. 25. A poem that deals with loss/death.
  12. 26. The pace of a poem.
  13. 29. To analyze a work to reveal its meaning.
  14. 30. A stanza with four lines.
  15. 31. A historical account or biography written from personal knowledge.
  16. 32. A work of literature portraying an idealized version of country life.
  17. 34. Deliberate constructions of language which an author uses to convey meaning.
  18. 35. A loose literary aesthetic of fear and haunting. Explores horrors of classic characters.
  19. 36. Something symbolic repeated throughout the story.
  20. 39. The aspect of someone's character that is presented to or perceived by others.
  21. 41. A rhyme that has similar but different sounds.
  22. 43. A sudden realization
  23. 44. A stanza with three lines.
  24. 45. The choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.
  25. 46. The components that make up a piece of literature.
  26. 48. The description and information about the characters in a story.
  27. 49. A way in which two or more objects are related.
  28. 51. A commonly used term for a certain figure of speech.
Down
  1. 1. Analyzed nature through a scientific/detached perspective.
  2. 3. An object of an object symbolizing another object.
  3. 4. A genre of crime film or fiction characterized by cynicism.
  4. 5. Focuses on contemporary elements.
  5. 8. A narrative that is typically of unknown origin and has some tradition behind it.
  6. 9. The part of a poem that repeats.
  7. 13. When the same letter is used at the start of many adjacent words.
  8. 14. A direct appeal to the audience's emotions to provoke a certain feeling.
  9. 15. A fiction with a rough and dishonest but appealing hero.
  10. 17. Ironic understatement in which an affirmative is expressed by the negative of its contrary.
  11. 18. A coming of age novel.
  12. 19. Stories told as realistically as possible.
  13. 22. Attribution of human characteristics to animals or objects.
  14. 24. Emphasis on emotion and individualism.
  15. 27. Writing about stories or self-consciously examining what makes stories work.
  16. 28. A poem, story, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning.
  17. 33. An image, character, or pattern that recurs enough to be considered a universal idea.
  18. 37. An extreme exaggeration
  19. 38. Something that has opposing themes.
  20. 40. A method used to call something to mind without mentioning it in the work.
  21. 41. The arrangement of words and sentences in a work.
  22. 42. Examine in detail.
  23. 47. A revival of an aesthetic attitude based off of Greece and Rome.
  24. 50. A very short story significant to the topic.