Literary Term: Allusion

Jul 06, 2012

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Literary Term: Allusion. By Sarah Jeffery. Definition. Allusion: an indirect and usually brief reference to a person, place, or event. This reference is probably explicit, but its meaning can be understood only if the person, place, or event is well known by all or known by the reader.

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Literary Term: Allusion

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