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Aporia is a tricky term to understand; no doubt in part because it merits two definitions. But fear not, we’re going to define aporia twice! We’re also going to break down some aporia examples in philosophy and writing to get to the bottom of the aporia meaning. By the end, you’ll know what aporia is; how to recognize it, and how to apply it.Continue reading What is Aporia — Rhetoric’s Secret Weapon Explained
If only I had something quick and witty to say about epigrams… ah, but then, I would be using an epigram to describe epigrams! But what is an epigram? We’re going to break down what an epigram is through an epigram definition and epigram examples. We’ll also examine some famous epigram poem examples to see how the great writers of yore used the technique. By the end, you’ll know what an epigram is and how to use it in your own writing.Continue reading What is an Epigram — Definition and Examples for Writers
Have you ever had a conversation with someone about one topic but suddenly they change the subject in the most abrupt and out of nowhere way possible? This could count as a non sequitur, a literary device that has shown up in different plays, books, movies, and shows. But what is a non sequitur and how can you identify it? We’ll cover that along with some examples so you can make sure you’ll always recognize it.Continue reading What is a Non Sequitur — And Why Good Writers Use Them
Conjunctions play an important role in the fascinating and intricate world of grammar. They serve as the glue that holds our sentences together, ensuring our thoughts flow smoothly and our language remains cohesive. Today, we'll dive deep into the heart of conjunctions, exploring their definition, different types, and providing examples. Continue reading What is a Conjunction — Definition and Examples
A story tells a series of events over time. How storytellers choose to tell these events in or out of chronological order is what makes the story linear or non-linear. More commonly, storytellers tell linear narratives — stories that are told in the chronological order in which they occur. There are good reasons to tell a story in a linear way, but there are also some restrictions that come with the technique.Continue reading What is a Linear Narrative — Sequential Storytelling 101
How does one recreate “reality” in art? Is it possible to recreate “reality” in art? These are the questions that guide the study of Mimesis. But what is mimesis? And what does mimesis mean? We’re going to answer all of these questions by outlining the history of mimesis, as well as a mimesis definition. By the end, you’ll know what mimesis means.Continue reading What is Mimesis — Reality Through Art Explained
Comedy holds a significant role in stories of every genre. Even the most dramatic plays and films can benefit from a few laughs. One of the best ways to introduce comedy in any type of story is through the use of a gag character.Continue reading What is a Gag Character — The Secret to Comic Relief
When we talk about English grammar, a sentence typically consists of two key components: the subject and the predicate. The subject is the one doing the action or being described by the verb. But what exactly is a simple subject? Well, let's dive into it and explore a few examples to shed some light on this topic. Continue reading What is a Simple Subject — Examples & Definition
Rhyme, a key component of poetry and song, brings a melodious touch to compositions. Its power is not only to make language and words sound better but also to allow their meaning to have more impact. It’s a delivery system of words that can make a simple line or phrase hit even harder.Continue reading What is Rhyme — Definition, Examples and Types
The difference between the simile and metaphor is simple but makes them two distinctly different devices that can be used to different effects. Sure, they are both used to compare and contrast, but let’s dive a bit deeper. Why does the difference between simile and metaphor matter?Continue reading Simile vs. Metaphor — Differences Explained
