25 POINTS!!Think about all of the selections you've read thus far by European writers. Examine

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sertanlavr [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

The strong use of imagery is a common element in many selections of European authors.

Explanation:

European works were highly influenced by the political movements they witnessed, such as the French revolution and the birth of democracies, for example. To reflect these moments in their writings, the authors made a strong use of imagery, which is the figure of speech that has the power to transcend sensations through words. With that, readers were able to go beyond comprehension when they read European works, because they were able, in fact, to capture sensations, which were influenced by imagery.

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