ENGL 100 Study Guide - Final Guide: Gerard Manley Hopkins, Eye Rhyme, Alliteration

• School: Queen's University
• Department: English
• Course: ENGL 100
• Professor: Christopher J Fanning

Document Summary

Irony, is when the reader perceives discrepancies in writing through juxtapositions between expectation and actuality; what ought to be as opposed to what is. something else (example: sarcasm) the entire story, through an unreliable narrator. Structural irony occurs when the reader does not receive. Dramatic irony happens when the audience knows more. Verbal irony is when one thing is said but it means. Cosmic irony is a discrepancy between a characters. Poem of address, using words such as you and your to. Commentary on adult life while watching children play; the. Juxtaposition of the fun and the danger, the presence and. Juxtaposition between boys and men, an opposition as well than the characters sense of reality and actual reality. Experience going on and sees through the hoax adults pull on him child believing and us being aware that he is wrong, the child. Innocent child speaking believing what he is told; he.