Table: Language of Artwork
November 13, 2020 | Education
| Inversion | Violation of the usual word order, rearrangement of phrases | “And languid virgins are directed // Attentive eyes are directed at you” (A. Pushkin) |
Gradation | Grouping a number of expressions in order of increasing or decreasing semantic or emotional significance | “Not what you think, nature: // Not a cast, not a soulless face – / / There is a soul in it, there is freedom in it, // There is love in it, there is a language in it …” (F. I. Tyutchev ) |
Antithesis | Opposition or juxtaposition of logically opposite concepts or images. Often used in title titles | “They got together. Wave and stone, Poems and prose, ice and fire Not so different among themselves ”(AS Pushkin); titles: “War and Peace”, “Fathers and Sons” |
Parallelism | Uniform syntactic construction of sentences. Can be used as the basis for the composition of the work, to establish the similarity of the developing plot moves | “The dog sleeps, the Sparrow sleeps …” (N. A. Zabolotsky); stories of Piskarev and Pirogov in “Nevsky Prospect” by N. V. Gogol |
Skip (ellipsis) | The absence of individual words, giving the phrase additional dynamism | “Officer – from a pistol, Terkin – soft – with a bayonet” (A. T. Tvardovsky) |
