English week three
Terms
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- dialect
- the version of a language spoken by people of a particular region or social group
- didactic literature
- poetry, plays, novels, or stories whose primary purpose is to guide, instruct, or teach
- discourse
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spoken or written language, including literary works
a treatise or dissertatoin or other learned, formal written work or lecture - dystopia
- a term applied to undesirable imaginary societies
- elegy
- a poem of sorrow or morning for the dead; also a reflective poem in a solemn or sorrowful modd
- epic
- a long narrative poem in lofty style, se in a remote time and place, and dealing with heroic characters and deeds important to the legends and history of a nation or race
- epigraph
- a quotation or motto at the beginning of a book or chapter
- epiphany
- a moment of revelation or profound insight
- epithet
- an adjective or adjective phrase applied to a person or thing to emphasize a characteristic quality or attribute
- eulogy
- a formal composition or speech in high praise of someone or something