An extended narrative, which carries a second meaning along with its surface with its surface story, is known as

Bunyan's The Pilgrim's progress is an instance of

"A story or a poem in which characters, settings, and events stand other people or events or for abstract ideas or qualities" is known as

Agitprop theatre, a well known form in 20th century, is

"A reference to someone or something that is known from history, literature, religion, politics, sports, science or another branch of literature" is k

It is a very short tale that is told by a character in a literary work. It is known as

Consider the following statements

1. It is a figure of speech.
2. It refers to a person, place, thing, or event real or imaginary.
3. It is a passing reference as it does not describe in detail the person or thing to which it refers.
4. It may be from fiction folklore, historical events, and religious manuscripts.

These statements are about

Anagnorisis is a term used by Aristotle to mean

It deliberately suggests two or more different and sometimes conflicting meanings in a work. It is

It is a term. It refers to a story that starts from the beginning of the events. Its Latin term means "from the beginning, the origin, the egg." Horace has used it in Ars Poetica. It is

It is a kind of Metonymy in which an epithet or phrase takes the place of a proper name. 'The little corporal' is used for Napoleon. It also uses a proper name as an archetypal name to express a general idea. It is

Julius Caesar used to write and depict his personal experiences about epic battles. He is said to the first

St. Augustine's Confessions and Rousseau's Confessions are the earliest instances of

The major character who stands directly opposed to the Protagonist is

The term used for use of an old or obsolete word, idio,m or form is

Chronicles which deal with events year after year are often called

"The Bard", "The Iron Lady", and "The King" are examples of literary terms. It is

In Shakespeare's Julius Caesar, Antony begins his speech saying 'I came to bury Caesar, not to praise him.' But he goes on praising Caesar and finally succeeds in inciting the people against those who have assassinated him. Here, Antony makes the ironic use of a rhetorical device. This rhetorical device is

'Art for art's sake' is associated with

It is a short speech which is heard by the audience. The speaker expresses to audience his private thoughts. But the other characters do not hear it. The term for such speech is

This term is from the French for 'vanguard' (New wave). This is

It is a grammatical term that refers to the inversion of word order from one clause to another. It is

Who is famous for diaries and memoirs?

"A sudden and ridiculous descent from the exalted to the common place and ordinary, especially when a writer, striving for the noble or pathetic, achieves the ludicrous." This is the best description of a term. This term is

Ballads are the narrative species of

Walden is a memoir of

Whose letters are foumous?

The term Bardolatry was coined by

Chevy Chass, Nut Brown Maid, Cowper's the Diverting History of John Gilpin, Coleridge's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Keats' La Belle Dame Sans Merci, Sir Walter Scott's The Lay of the Last Minstrel are some of the well known

It is a group of authors who repudiated 'respectability' and normal social behaviour. They cultivated a rootless manner of living. They rejected standard narrative values and sought sexual liberation and exploration. They became drug addicts and were devoted to jazz. This group belongs to