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Allegory

This article delves into various literary techniques, including allegory, symbolism, diction, and parody. We examine how these elements shape narratives and engage readers, exploring genres from nonfiction to novels. The role of irony highlights outcomes that defy expectations, while similes serve to deepen comparisons. An analysis of satire reveals how writers criticize human shortcomings through humor. By understanding these devices, readers can gain a deeper appreciation of literature's complexities and the myriad ways authors express themes and ideas.

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Allegory

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  1. Allegory Symbolical narrative

  2. Diction Choice of words

  3. Genre Class or Category

  4. Irony Outcome that is opposite of what is expected

  5. Nonfiction Literature based upon facts; biographies, histories, and essays

  6. Novel Long complex story

  7. Paradox Contradictory or impossible situation

  8. Parody Humorous imitation of a serious piece

  9. Satire type of literature that holds up human short comings and vices by ridicule

  10. Simile Comparing two things using like or as

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