Imagery

One of the most powerful devices in literature is an image that the author uses words and phrases to create a "psychological image" for the reader. This image helps the reader imagine the artist's work more realistically. The use of metaphor, implication, explanatory word, and other literary forms of metaphor to "arouse", to awaken the reader's perceptual perception is called an image. The image is not limited to vision but stimulates motion sense, smell, touch, taste, heat, and hearing.

The endless streams are scattered with colorful little flowers and descending along the lush mountains full of cheerful birds in the trees.

Othello Image A number of natural images in the tragedy "Othello" of Shakespeare shocked the audience. Let's examine the various images mentioned by the playwright in this article. The ancient vulgar image of Othello dominated the opening of the theater. - The image "Lycidas" in "Lycidas" is a picture of Milton's respect for nature, longing for Greek mythology, and a classmate from Cambridge that reflects deep-rooted Christianity, a poem written by John Milton in commemoration of Edward King is. In the religious system "Lycidas", Milton combines a powerful image from nature and Greek mythology with biblical references to alleviate the pain associated with the king's premature death.

Examples of images are common to all kinds of literature in cultures around the world. Poets, novelists, playwrights have many reasons to use images. One of the main uses is that the image in the work helps to create emotions such as the beginning of a cliché saying "This is dark and a stormy night". This line is not too clear for the author's actual use, but it is a good example of an image, as the reader can take pictures of storable story soon. This special image also causes an ominous premonition. In fact, even Shakespeare used this type of opening for his famous drama, Mbebes: the three witches talked about "thunder, thunderstorm" and "fog and dirty air" at the beginning.

I handle the image of the taste. This contrasts with visual image processing, visual image processing, auditory image processing, sound processing, tactile image processing, tactile and olfactory image processing, and scent processing It is. Example: From cold to "to the earth", touching your lips is as sweet as possible; when this seems to be too much, I live in the air through me through sweet things - it's a flow Musk Do you go from the hidden grape spring to the dusk? I got a spiral and pain from a honeysuckle spray. When they gather, the dews are shaken above the knuckles. I am anxious for strong sweets, but when I am young it looks strong, the rose petals are crushed.