LIT

a work in which the author embodies realities in a fictional story in such a way on one-to-one.

an element in a work of literature that in addition to its basic meaning or role.

when a speaker or character finds himself in a situation that is incongruous or inversion.

when an author refers to historical figures or events, fictional characters, places, or things.

what is expressed through a literary work.

a device of artistic contrast usually involving inversion and incongruity.

a device of figurative imagery that uses words such as like, as, or more than.

a literary device that presents an object through a concrete, usually non-literal word picture.

a fictional prose work which focuses on characters as a novel does, but which, in length.

the feel of a literary work, made up of specific techniques and devices and a particular style.

the artistic elements that embody, express and/or enhance the content of a literary work.

the author’s choice of words and ways of arranging them.

a point of view in which the author reveals the thoughts and feelings, as well as actions.