The effect is best described by the definition of the term that describes its use: onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia is a word that comes from Greek which means the formation of a word by its imitation of a sound related to the object or notion it describes.
In the case of Poe’s poem the object is of course bells and the effect its repetition has is sonant delight as this repetition is supported by the alliteration of the letter “l”. Thus alliteration produces a verbal melody and repetition gives rhythm to that memory. The effect of such verbal tune is to perform an act of inception in the reader’s mind where the “Runic rhyme” of the bells is implanted.
Many examples of such repetition and alliteration are found in the very first stanza:
- Bells, foretells, tinkle, oversprinkle, twinkle, crystalline delight, tintinnabulation, wells jingling, tinkling.
It is hard not to soak in all these sounds and images and it can perfectly be argued that such effects are synesthetic since a visual medium (written text) becomes a sound (tune and rhythm) in the reader’s mind.
The theme of the passage is that of the tension and their is conflict of interest among the people and the mood is that something life threatening has taken place
Explanation:
It was in the year 1889 during the month of may that the river cone maugh experience heavy rainfall and due to the heavy rainfall the reservoir was full and it could not with hold excess water ,due to this a flood like situation was caused.However the members of South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club and its President Elias Unger, tried to control the situation by piling mud in order to increase the capacity of the dam ,ditches where develop for the flow of water in a controlled manner but none of the efforts worked in their favor.
Thus a situation of tension was created .After the disaster the survivors asked for legal damages from South Fork Fishing and Hunting Club because they believed that its was due to the structural changes done by them that caused the river resourceful to swell causing such a big disaster.
The theme of the passage is that of the tension and their is conflict of interest among the people and the mood is that something life threatening has taken place
<span>The question is asking what would a reader using a historical lens to analyze a text be most concerned with. When we talk about the history, what we are most interested in is what happened, and especially: what kind of significant events that shape the present, happened. We are less interested in the life of people at that time, but rather in the significant events, such as wars and creation of countries. So the best answer is:
culture and events.</span>
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