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Emily Dickinson's Writing Style
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A-Level English Literature Mind Map on Emily Dickinson's Writing Style, created by Yuliana Petriv-Shaw on 22/11/2014.
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Emily Dickinson's Writing Style
Colloquial and elevated language juxtaposed
Contradictions/Oxymorons
Synathesia
Irregularity
Unpredictable and jarring rythmns
Inverted language
Riddle qualities
Omitted and auxiliary verbs
Compression/Aphoristic
Concludes sentences or clauses with verbs, disrupting the balance of the lines.
Surprising, subversive use of common ballad (hymnal quatrain)
Ambigious speaker
Unconventional punctuation-dash
Puzzling Syntax
Capitalisation of random words
Use of nouns as verbs
Perplexing meter
Adj., verbs and adverbs used as nouns
Slant rhymes
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