Symbol and Allegory

The use of symbols in poetry and literary works is common as it interferes with the creative thinking of the author. Symbols are those that use comparisons, not just direct comparisons, but use the metaphor creative. The author tries to achieve this effect. In addition to the first reaction of the reader, leaving a large space for interpretation, it creates the idea that I want to dig down the true meaning. On the other hand, the fable is a specific comparison, a symbol set in that sense.

Fables use symbols, but they are different from symbols. A fable is a complete story including people and events representing abstract concepts or events. On the other hand, a symbol is an object representing another object and gives it a specific meaning. Unlike fables, symbolism can not tell stories. For example, while Plato is ignorant of some people in the cave fable, it tells us that we "see the light". Plato's fable represents an idea and does not tell the truth.

A fable is a symbolic expression that conveys meaning beyond literal meaning. Fables tell their messages through symbolic characters, actions and symbolic expressions. Fables are often seen as images of rhetoric, but fables are not necessarily expressed in words: they may be pointed to eyes and are often found in realistic pictures. An example of a simple visual fable is an image of death. The audience understands that the image of death is a symbolic expression of death.

In the short novel "Collapse of the house of Usher", Edgar Allan Poe uses the suggestion of a symbol and a fable to draw attention of the reader. Symbolism and fables often mean many different meanings. In the fall of Usher 's house, family and family nobles united to depict symbols and allegories, and alliances in family incest. Edgar Allan Poe, a symbol of the family's aristocracy, shows that just because they are rich does not mean that there is no problem in the family. With the advent of the house, the family began to show signs of slowly falling apart. The house began to show signs of wearing slowly, but it was still falling apart. Poe uses the house to show signs of problems to generations of families living in the house.