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Imagery English 1302 Chapter 14/727. Imagery: The Poem’s Link to the Senses Imagery Refers to words that trigger imagination to recall and recombine images.

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1 Imagery English 1302 Chapter 14/727

2 Imagery: The Poem’s Link to the Senses Imagery Refers to words that trigger imagination to recall and recombine images. Strongest modes of leterary expression because it provdes a channel to your actie imagination Writers bring their works directly to you and into your consciousness.

3 Responses & Use of Detail Help us to visualize the vivid expressions of the author’s words. Ideas and Attitudes Authenticating effects Offer new ways of seeing the world Strengthening old ideas Form a link with readers that is clear Verifiabble by observation One of the strongest means by which writers reinforce ideas

4 Types of Imagery Visual Images Language of sight. Key to remembrance of other senses impressions. Most frequently occurring literary imagery.

5 Let’s Read! Browning 733; Ruckert 749; Shakespeare 749.

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