Describing common items and situations through an unusual point of view.
Tutoring Brighter Students
Tutoring Brighter Students
Describing common items and situations through an unusual point of view.
When characters break the action in order to speak to the audience.
A character who represents the author’s way of thinking.
A character who acts on behalf of the audience.
Using letters and documents to tell a story.
The narrator of the story cannot be trusted, so the reader is unsure what is true.
The voice and way of thinking that goes with a character.
Writing that resembles the way people think, with little structure and sudden changes in ideas.
The counter-culture literary movement with a jazz style that rose in the 1950s.
A movement from the early 20th century that played with style, structures, and identity.