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In this video, we'll understand 6 important poetic devices — Simile, Metaphor, Repetition, Oxymoron, Paradox, and Hyperbole.

You'll learn in this video: The definition and origin of Oxymoron Famous literary examples from Romeo and Juliet, Paradise Lost, ...

Today's literary device is Symbolism! Discover how writers use symbols — like colors, objects, and actions — to express deep ...

In a small village, a wise old man named Elias was known for his profound philosophical insights. One day, he lost the key to his ...

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Today's literary device is Foreshadowing! Learn how authors use small hints or clues to predict future events in stories.

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Just one of those lines that sticks in your head — “Nothing is but what is not.” Macbeth in one moment sums up the whole paradox ...

The People Who Help Us Are Not Those Close to Us The Paradox of Help It is one of life's quiet paradoxes: the people who truly ...

The representation of anger, greed and other emotions as untamed animals driving us from within was after all a literary device ...

... sun said all the same right but this is defamiliarization second that literary devices metaphor irony symbolisms and paradox and ...

Both texts use the devil as a rhetorical device, not as a figure of pure malevolence, but as a mirror held up to humanity's own ...

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