Monday 23 September 2013

AS LIT EXAMPLE OF BASIC ANALYTICAL PARAGRAPH

AS ENGLISH LITERATURE
1000 WORD ESSAY
AN EXAMPLE PARAGRAPH

FEATURE
EXAMPLE
1 Make a point
Hughes seems to make the fox alive in The Thought Fox
2 Expand on point
One way he does this is to create movement in the poem. This is achieved by the use of verbs and adverbs.
Introduce quote
In the fifth stanza Hughes focuses on the eyes of an imagined fox and describes it as 
3 Evidence
‘brilliantly, concentratedly’
4 General point
These pair of adverbs describing the movement of the eyes of a fox shows the fox to be full of life, alert and intelligent.
5 Literary point
The rhyme of the two adverbs in quick succession helps create a fast pace and a vivid impression of movement.
6 Language point
The two adverbs are part of a detailed list describing the movement of the fox’s eye.
7 Effect on reader
This gives an immediacy and directness to the portrait of the fox. And this seems to make it appear alive. The list also enables a reader to have strong vivid series of impressions of the fox.

Hughes seems to make the fox alive in The Thought Fox. One way he does this is to create movement in the poem. This is achieved by the use of verbs and adverbs. In the fifth stanza Hughes focuses on the eyes of an imagined fox and describes it as,  ‘brilliantly, concentratedly’.These pair of adverbs describing the movement of the eyes of a fox shows the fox to be full of life, alert and intelligent. The rhyme of the two adverbs in quick succession helps create a fast pace and a vivid impression of movement. The two adverbs are part of a detailed list describing the movement of the fox’s eye. This gives an immediacy and directness to the portrait of the fox. And this seems to make it appear alive. The list also enables a reader to have strong vivid series of impressions of the fox.
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