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Brave New World Diction Analysis
This is an analysis of the book Brave New World that focuses on the author’s use of diction. The authors word play was interpreted and analyzed for further meaning behind it.
The Hunger Games- Style
An author’s style of writing can be determined from their diction, language, and sentence structure.
Essay on Diction, Imagery, and Syntax From Shakespeare’s Henry Iv, Part Ii
An essay I wrote on the usage of diction, imagery, and syntax in the soliloquy from Shakespeare’s Henry IV, Part II.
Death and Diction: Breaking Down The Language of The 1864 Lewis Family
From the book "The Glory Field"
Analysis of The Tone and Diction in Lord Chesterfields Letter to His Son
This is an analysis of the tone and diction used in Lord Chesterfields letter to his son.
Literary Elements in All The Pretty Horses
Diction, word choice, and descriptions in Cormac McCarthy’s All the Pretty Horses.
The Significance of Meaning
An essay written about the Crying of Lot 49 on the significance of meaning, lack of meaning, and how it affects the book as a whole.
Five Literary Terms You Didn’t Even Know You Were Reading
If your high school experience was anything like mine—although I never found the Canadian public education system to be particularly thorough or comprehension—you learned the basics of grammar, spelling, and the facets that make up a novel (i.e. plot, character, setting, symbol, theme, conflict, etc.) but beyond that, and least for me anyway, there’s very little taught. You might be surprised to learn that what you read everyday, from newspapers to advertising, employ common techniques that we take usually take for granted, but have actually existed for centuries.
Poem Analysis: When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer
My in depth analysis on the poem When I Heard the Learn’d Astronomer.
Analysis of War Poetry by Samuel Singh
A deeper look into poets who have endured war and their thoughts on the subject matter.
