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    The document discusses different types of figures of speech and literary techniques used in literature. It describes figures of speech as words or phrases that express nonliteral meanings, and categories them into figures of relationship, figures of emphasis, and figures of sound. It also lists some common literary techniques like imagery, symbolism, and irony. The document was submitted by a group of students to their subject teacher as part of a class project on textual and contextual reading approaches in literature appreciation.

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    The document discusses different types of figures of speech and literary techniques used in literature. It describes figures of speech as words or phrases that express nonliteral meanings, and categories them into figures of relationship, figures of emphasis, and figures of sound. It also lists some common literary techniques like imagery, symbolism, and irony. The document was submitted by a group of students to their subject teacher as part of a class project on textual and contextual reading approaches in literature appreciation.

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    Basic Textual and Contextual Reading Approach in The Study and Appreciation of Literature

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    James Andrew Flores
    The document discusses different types of figures of speech and literary techniques used in literature. It describes figures of speech as words or phrases that express nonliteral meanings, and categories them into figures of relationship, figures of emphasis, and figures of sound. It also lists some common literary techniques like imagery, symbolism, and irony. The document was submitted by a group of students to their subject teacher as part of a class project on textual and contextual reading approaches in literature appreciation.

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    Sumoroy Agro-Industrial School

    Group 4

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    Basic Textual and Contextual


    Reading Approach in the Study
    and Appreciation of Literature

    Figures of Speech
    - also referred to as figurative language, are words or phrases that
    express meanings in a nonliteral way.

    Literary Writers use figures of speech to enhance the artistic quality


    of their works.

    Different Categories of Figures of Speech :

    Figures of relationship
    - are figures of speech that compare or contrast two things.

    Simile
    Metaphor
    Personification
    Metonymy
    Synecdoche
    Figures of emphasis
    - are figures of speech that exaggerate or understate something in order
    to make a point.

    Hyperbole
    Oxymoron
    Paradox

    Figures of sound
    - are figures of speech that create a sense of rhythm or musicality in
    language, Often used in poetry.

    Alliteration
    Assonance
    Onomatopoeia

    What are Literary Techniques/Devices?

    Literary techniques/devices
    - are tools that writers use to create a particular effect in their writing.

    Imagery
    Symbolism
    Foreshadowing
    Irony

    Submitted by:
    James Andrew Flores
    Nika Lebrino
    Julien Marsha Labramonte
    Sandy Esposo
    Cedrick Demeterio
    Rodolfo Galit
    11 - Amethyst
    Submitted to:
    Mrs. Nazabelle Barojabo
    Subject Teacher

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