The Expressive Language Used in a Literary Text

Lincoln Fosbery

doi:10.1997/x0mavh96

Authors

Lincoln Fosbery Associate Prof. of the Department of Linguistics, Charles Sturt University Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1997/x0mavh96

Keywords:

linguistic expressiveness, coloring, metaphors, similes, personification, symbolism, syntax, vocabulary choices

Abstract

This article focuses on the examination of linguistic expressiveness within literary compositions. Moreover, it synthesizes insights from prominent scholars renowned for their contributions to the analysis of linguistic expressiveness in literary works. Additionally, it may delve into methodologies or frameworks utilized by these academics to further elaborate on this critical aspect of language in literature.

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